Vista Available to MSDN Subscribers
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Wow, I'm getting 1.9MB speed here, it will take 22minutes to download
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Burn in a DVD and ready to be installed :)... Nice... Lets play and see what it can do...
-- If you think the chess rules are not fair, first beat Anand, Kasparov and Karpov then you can change them. Moral is, don't question the work of others if you don't know the reason why they did it.
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Burn in a DVD and ready to be installed :)... Nice... Lets play and see what it can do...
-- If you think the chess rules are not fair, first beat Anand, Kasparov and Karpov then you can change them. Moral is, don't question the work of others if you don't know the reason why they did it.
I work in a Internet VOIP Company we have 3 pipes of 40MB each... so for that I think I hitted 1.9MByte/s from MS
-- If you think the chess rules are not fair, first beat Anand, Kasparov and Karpov then you can change them. Moral is, don't question the work of others if you don't know the reason why they did it.
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Whooooa...you may want to throttle that down a bit!
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Hi, guys. Vista has been released on MSDN Subscriptions. :-D When I was on there earlier today, the site said it would be released tomorrow (11/17) PST. I logged in a few minutes ago and the Vista Betas had been removed and replaced with a single Vista DVD iso download (2.5 gb). English only at the moment, I'm sure localized versions will be available soon. Flynn
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Thanks Thought i don't want to use Vista now,it is good news.
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I don't see how you can hide the partitions from each other, I wasn't intending to try. I'll just install for XP on C, and for Vista on D. I have tons of space ( actually, 560 gig in total, plus a 160 gig and a 60 gig removable drive ). The most likely way that would work is if you had a removable drive bay and an XP drive and a Vista drive. And an internal data drive, obviously.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
Christian Graus wrote:
The most likely way that would work is if you had a removable drive bay and an XP drive and a Vista drive. And an internal data drive, obviously.
That's how we're doing it. It works a treat. :)
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It's a single DVD image for all Vista versions - the version it installs depends on the product key you use.
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It's a single DVD image for all Vista versions - the version it installs depends on the product key you use.
And all four keys are available through MSDN, so that helps those that want to test on the Home versions as well as Business and Ultimate. :) Flynn
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And all four keys are available through MSDN, so that helps those that want to test on the Home versions as well as Business and Ultimate. :) Flynn
Well, the keys are supposed to be available on MSDN. I'm getting "Request header too long"/"Request time out" errors when accessing the product keys page. I guess the page will work again when I've finished the download (approximately in 10 hours).
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x64 version is now available. Just added a couple minutes ago. Flynn
I'm just starting the download now - thanks. :cool:
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