Windows 7 BETA [Updated Regularly]

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Originally Posted by stasio

:rofl:
Intel® Chipset 9.0.0.1008
06.Feb 2008

Intel® Chipset 9.1.0.1012 WHQL
04.Dec 2008

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Thx for that:)


But be nice :)

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Originally Posted by stasio

:rofl:
Intel® Chipset 9.0.0.1008
06.Feb 2008

Intel® Chipset 9.1.0.1012 WHQL
04.Dec 2008

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Don't be a jackass.

By the way, there's a reason why I put the word latest in quotes ( " )

It does not work with the latest driver...not even in compatility mode :(

EDIT: problem solved...just went to the device manager, and updated the devices from there one by one, by browsing the chipset folder manualy :)

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Originally Posted by firebane

So why did they pull things like classic logon? or classic start menu? There wasn't a need to at all.. just microsoft felt it wasn't needed so get rid of it, but what about all of us who like using it? Don't matter we don't count.

Yes it seems memory usage has gone done in Win7 which is nice and that things like Windows Defender isn't annoying you and the firewall got reworked to actually be useful.. the OS itself to me is just more prettier overall.

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More old features = more code paths = more maintenance cost = more chances for security failures.

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Originally Posted by Heretic

Just saw this at Ars: http://arstechnica.com/journals/micr...rupt-your-mp3s
Cliffs: The code that writes metadata (tags) to MP3 files is broken in Explorer and WMP12. It will corrupt your files if you use it. It can also happen if WMP12 automatically grabs tags from the net to fill in missing fields when you play a song. Hope that helps those that are using Win7.

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update for it came with the beta version so doesn't matter now :)

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Originally Posted by HuffPCair

On the latest beta I did find a bug. I have my Q6600 clocked to 3.5GHz and it shows on the system info that I am clocked at 3.95GHz, but everything else is showing ok

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i don't think it's a bug. Have you changed your multiplier ? because windows detects your cpu, and knows the Q6600 has a multiplier of 9 .. so:

Your bios settings : 439 FSB x 8 = 3512 Mhz
Windows detects: 439 FSB x 9 = 3950 Mhz

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Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD

Just run the setup in compability mode for Vista, problem solved.

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9.1.00.1012 works natively in windows7 (for 4 series chipsets). I also had problems with the previous ones.
Get them from intel.