Windows Blue build 9364 reportedly leaked

Discussion in 'Windows 8' started by maxb2000, Mar 24, 2013.

  1. Chris123NT

    Chris123NT MDL Expert

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    You got a link to where you posted about this in detail?
     
  2. Espionage724

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    I had a WD Black Laptop HDD (7200RPM) that got 7.2 on WEI on Windows 7. Consistently too.
     
  3. pisthai

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    It's also depend on the SATA Controller which is used/mounted on the MB, special in Laptops and the connection cable.

    Acer, which I using some years now, isn't the best in that meaning. I use them because of their excellent Service in Thailand which is in something more important than best quality!
     
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  4. anarchist9027

    anarchist9027 MDL Expert

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    I just don't understand how the beta will be out June 26th if the RTM release date is sometime in the summer :confused:
     
  5. PaulDesmond

    PaulDesmond MDL Magnet

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    I agree. There either will be a delay to later this year or beta comes out pretty soon for the public
     
  6. paul44

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    I tried a lot of things to get slidetoshutdown.exe to run on Windows 8 and failed :(
     
  7. buksnatata

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    wzor said it will expected in fall the first official release of the service pack to Microsoft Windows 8 should be expected in the fall so i guess public beta or preview release will be in june, i hope for final release in june too but i don't think that will happen at build
     
  8. Atikiller

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    Sould we have Win7 to upgrade , or can we boot under XP ???
     
  9. anarchist9027

    anarchist9027 MDL Expert

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    Lets just see how much it upgrades the "Windows Experience" when it hits RTM. Hell, it should be a free upgrade to current Windows 8 Sheep (Especially the ones who payed FULL PRICE​) but we all know it wont be :throw:
     
  10. PaulDesmond

    PaulDesmond MDL Magnet

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    exactly, public issues are much later than what circles around on the net or even on Technet finally. I myself will wait on it for a clean release this time. I deleted that alpha stuff immediately as this is nothing I can work with. "Page under construction" and stuff like that or store is not working ...
     
  11. buksnatata

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    Based on many reports it will be free for windows 8 users.
     
  12. anarchist9027

    anarchist9027 MDL Expert

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    Microsoft give something away for free?!?!?! :roflmao:
     
  13. free1975yuly

    free1975yuly MDL Expert

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    An OS for 20 EUR is quite free..this is what I bought....
     
  14. anarchist9027

    anarchist9027 MDL Expert

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    Free99 is up my ally instead of dishing out ca$h
     
  15. buksnatata

    buksnatata MDL Member

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    Windows blue will be free upgrade for windows 8 users.
     
  16. anarchist9027

    anarchist9027 MDL Expert

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    We'll all just have to see about that. Until M$ says so, its up in the air.
     
  17. RobrPatty

    RobrPatty MDL Expert

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    I upgraded from win8 pro x32 to win blue x32 and ended up with 6.2 kernel.
     
  18. BAV0

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    Wut!? Pics, or it didn't happen! :p
     
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