Microsoft Extends Windows 7 beta 1 Download

Jan 26, 2009 • Events
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Microsoft has extended the deadline to grab a beta copy of Windows 7, giving interested users until February 10 to download a pre-release version of the next major revision for the Windows OS.

“Because enthusiasm continues to be so high for the Windows 7 Beta and we don’t want anyone to miss out, we will keep the Beta downloads open through Feb. 10, “Brandon LeBlanc in a post to the Windows 7 blog.

Here shutdown of general availability for the Windows 7 Beta will occur in 3 phases over the course of the next few weeks acceding to the windows team blog:

  • Starting January 27th, the Windows 7 page will be updated with a warning that time is running out on downloading the Windows 7 Beta and that we will be limiting downloads shortly. People will be encouraged to register and start the download of the Windows 7 Beta sooner rather than later.
  • February 10th, new downloads of the Windows 7 Beta will no longer be available. People who have already started their Windows 7 Beta download and have not yet finished will still be able to finish their download and are encouraged to do so.
  • February 12th, people will no longer be able to complete their download of the Windows 7 Beta. Anyone who hasn’t finished downloading the Windows 7 Beta will be unable to do so.

MSDN and TechNet Subscribers will continue to have access to the Windows 7 Beta bits throughout the Windows 7 Beta phase. The above dates do not apply to MSDN and TechNet Subscribers.

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