Vista Available to MSDN Subscribers

[Mark Salsbery]

Whooooa...you may want to throttle that down a bit!

[leek9d]

Thanks Thought i don't want to use Vista now,it is good news.

Leek. Have strongly passion to C#.

[PJ Arends]

Oh man, I can only dream of those speeds. 3KB/sec is a good day for me. I will wait for the DVD.

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[m3ntat_]

Is this Vista Ultimate or what version?

[Anna Jayne Metcalfe]

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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[Daniel Grunwald]

It's a single DVD image for all Vista versions - the version it installs depends on the product key you use.

[Flynn Arrowstarr Regular Schmoe]

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

[Daniel Grunwald]

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).

[David Wulff]

I'm just starting the download now - thanks. :cool:

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[leek9d]

It will not be Ultimate before 1/30/2007

Leek. Have strongly passion to C#.