how do you know?, the ones in the "e" clearly state "rc" the others simply state "sp1"........................ Edit, soz, the evaluation licences are indeed all "rc" the main & oem licences except the "e" are "sp1", how bizarre, wouldn't change the build number if this were fixed though.
Also i am %100 sure there is NO WAY this leaked integrated isos can be final RTM isos also NO WAY microsoft can give them to OEM partners to install large amount preinstalled systems. Maybe can give oem partners for to TEST ONLY but not for install. I trust myself Should be better then to trust 3rd party else someone. I checked all files and all registry. Driver database not match to installed drivers. Contains old drivers. But same time OPK winpe contains new drivers and can be final. I checked Enterprise x86 not Ultimate. Also nnm-club (which zukona use sometimes) did not relased same isos to tracker.
Ok. We will see Just mount winpe.wim from OPK. Mount install.wim from enterprise. Compare folder structure with Scooter Software Beyond Compare. Select list differences. You will see why it can not be final. OPK-winpe.wim Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\battery.inf_x86_neutral_9bcedf7d768e9f5f battery.inf 20.11.2010 enterprise-Install.wim Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\battery.inf_x86_neutral_5752155055c5e2d7 battery.inf 14.07.2009 when battery.inf_x86_neutral_9bcedf7d768e9f5f(true)=battery.inf_x86_neutral_5752155055c5e2d7(false) ->rtm just only one example there are hundreds in there.
NO! lets stop posting random build numbers that do nothing else but confuse people... QFE = quick fix engeenering FAR FAR away from RTM or even GDR/LDR branch that you get hotfixes from.
I have opiniion. If you don;t believe it is RTM, don't download it. We download it because: 1. we believe it is RTM 2. we want test it because curious. I know it is sounded idiot or stupid but please respect it.
The rc in the license files for e and n are not a problem. The same rc eulas are in the 7600RTM build, so it's normal.
No, that doesn't sound idiotic. I was curious myself. If it's not RTM, it's not the end of the world, from a hobbyist's prospective.
Yeah, I've noticed this too. But... in the language pack I just integrated (SP1 Dutch, also from WZor), the standard Enterprise (not just E or N) license also shows "Release Candidate" in the WAIK ! Inside: waik_supplement_en-us.iso\X86\WINPE_FPS\NL-NL\WINPE-SETUP-CLIENT_NL-NL.CAB And then: WINPE-SETUP-CLIENT_NL-NL.CAB\x86_microsoft-windows-i..nterprise.resources_31bf3856ad364e35_6.1.7601.17514_nl-nl_a38fcf90ed8b9438\license.rtf The 7600 MSDN build does not show this. Probably MS just screwed it up with SP1 ? Or might be that the MSDN SP1 ISOs will have corrected version.
Also, this RTM (whether is the real or not) it's waaaaaaaaaay better than the SP0+Slipstreamed Hotfixes. I'm not f¨king downloading another 3GB just because some files are not the latest build numbers. Nothing that a upcoming Hotfixes couldn't fix .
Has anyone tried to Uninstall this so called SP1 RTM ? I get a message stating "not all updates have been uninstalled" and the service pack is still in add/remove programs list. I guess I am stuck with this piece of crap now unless i roll to my last backup 4 weeks ago.
You didn't do a full backup before installing a (leaked release) Service Pack?? Kind of makes sense that there would be some un-installable updates, because some normal everyday updates state they can't be uninstalled- so if the SP is the roll-up of all/most updates and hotfixes it seems likely that there would be some un-installable updates in there too.
Yes of course they can, this kind of proves that this is not at all RTM. Reason for uninstall = My computer was noticeably slower after the install. I am also fully aware of the consequences of installing a leaked version also, rolled back to my backup now so no harm done !
I wouldn't go as far as making that conclusion, since even Beta 1 could be uninstalled normally. I think you just ran into some unidentified, random issue, both with the install (slow afterwards) and the uninstall.