When a build is signed-off as RTM, it is the official RTM, i.e. MS has decided the build is good enough to go into production and for OEM's to put it into their machines. There were always arguments that the RTM is not final product, but this is meaningless, no OS is perfect, all Windows RTM's constantly receive hotfixes, if the build was perfect, there wouldn't be windows updates or service packs.
Yup, exactly what I mean, RTM is RTM, it gets updates, hotfixes,service packs, happens all along, no difference for win8.1.
I don't know if this has already been said but I can't see thumbnail previews on the taskbar. Is this a removed feature in 8.1? My Windows is activated btw
Any tip how to translate Modern UI apps to own native language? (I'm install en Win8.1 Pro and take langpack to polish pl) I'm have still english app's, and don't have any updates from windows store
Just curious if anyone has seen any mentions of a watermark remover, similar to the Windows Patcher that was released for Windows 8 RTM? Something that could remove the "Activate Windows" watermark as well as the desktop build info would make Enterprise less of a pain to run until there is a solution for KMS activation. Just curious!
hi, theres two things I need help with on Windows 8.1 Pro rtm. Firstly, when the white circle is spinning round under the windows logo during bootup, my computer will switch itself off without even getting to the password entry screen. I had this exactly the same problem with windows 8.1 preview which I find very odd. Secondly, i upgraded from windows 8 pro to windows 8.1 pro rtm (windows 8 pro was activated with a genuine key), but now windows 8.1 rtm is asking for activation. I tried the slmgr.vbs -ipk method in the command prompt using my windows 8 pro genuine key but it wont activate. Instead it says that im using a non core version. Is there any way at all to stop my windows 8.1 from shutting down as soon as it gets to the booting screen and is there anyway to activate it using my genuine windows 8 pro key?
It wasn't related to the Bing app, it was more closely related to dynamic desktop themes, we just need to find a way of pulling the images of the themeserver and saving it locally, after that we can just select the folder where they're downloaded as the slideshow source.
The leaked RTM is THE FINAL VERSION....M$ will just update the apps & stuffs after it is released officialy on 18th October & yes it's completely safe to install the 8.1 RTM the same thing happened with Windows 8 RTM
BS, of course it is final aka RTM. Don't tell such blabla because some out there believe it. Go learn first