Attention Windows 7 Beta users! If you are still using Windows 7 Beta build 7000, then its time to upgrade to Windows 7 RC. Today Microsoft has sent an e-mail reminding about Windows 7 Beta expiration date:
We’re sending this mail to remind you that Windows 7 Release candidate is available and to make sure you plan ahead for when the Beta expires on August 1, 2009. On June 1, 2009, the PC you’re using to test the Beta will begin shutting down every two hours. Windows will send you a notice a couple of weeks in advance, and that’d be the ideal time to rebuild your test PC with a non-expired version of Windows, such as the RC or Windows Vista. This will be a clean installation, so be ready to reinstall your programs and data.
So don't waste time and upgrade to Windows 7 RC which is highly recommended:
Download Windows 7 RC Build 7100
Direct Download Links for Windows 7 RC Build
Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) Build Information
How to Upgrade from Windows 7 Beta to RC Build?
3 Things You Should Know Before Downloading Windows 7 RC Build
15 Things To Do After Installing Windows 7 RC
This article was posted in Windows 7.
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The Champ
But for those who are using RC whats the time limit & when will our system starts rebooting aftr every 2 hours
Satyam
Windows 7 RC Bi-hourly shutdown will begin from March 1st 2010, Windows will notify your 2weeks prior to 2hours shutdown start
and it will expire on June 2010
vasudev
The date in the e-mail sent was wrong. Microsoft has clarified that Bi-hourly shutdowns for the Windows 7 Beta will begin July 1st, 2009 and not on June 1st, 2009. Its official.
Also people should not confuse Windows 7 Beta with Windows 7 RC. This date applicable only to Beta.
Sanu Bhai
I have installed windows 7 Beta on my system few months back. I already had a printer HP3840 series. The printer diver is not supported in the new operating system i.e windows 7. So i want to reinstall windows XP again. I tried again to install windows XP but its not getting installed. Every thing gets copied but it fails to start up. What is my problem.