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You may have seen this error while installing some software, but the software seems to install ok and works fine. So whats this error all about?
Check out the video I did which tells you all about this error.
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Microsoft has announced Windows 7 is now open for public download.
There are many conditions and it’s a timed-beta common with many Windows beta products. You will require a Windows Live ID to connect to the download site, submit a bit of personally identifiable information, and you will then be given a download choice for 32 bit or 64 bit. I chose both. Then you will be given a java download manager which will then provide you with a location for saving the ISO’s for each download.
You will then need to be able to burn DVD ISO’s in order to get any use from this. Instructions are available on the download page, but I highly recommend that you also review the Installation instructions.
So head on over to the Windows Beta site before the beta download experience is over!!
