yea it is... i'm kinda addicted to minesweeper . I've got it on my c2q comp only thing is i've got xp and i don't want to use win 7's boot loader, but they say xp's is garbage (or i can use grub and install linux).
I've got it on a laptop (1.6 Ghz, 512 MB ram) and Windows 7 doesn't have any drivers for the internet card so I can't use the internet (Also no sound drivers).
I did :biggrin: but it won't install because VirtualBox can't get enough RAM :eek4:, and trust me i will NOT be installing it on a real machine because i have not got a test machine lying around that works
Windows 7 build 7000 Installation Process i have installed it...its rocking,u can get free serial from microsoft, it will valid upto august 2009,enjoy....free download available at msn site Edit:
Re: Windows 7 build 7000 Installation Process That would be my thought. I'd get it, but I doubt it would work on my XP media edition system. Also, isn't there a Win 7 thread already? ( http://forums.x10hosting.com/computers-technology/93635-who-here-grabbed-windows-7-a.html )
I got my copy of the beta a week ago or so. I haven't installed it yet, since I've been busy. I'm hearing its going to be much better than Vista ever could be.
I like it! it loads FASTER than XP and uses less system resources. Everything works well for me, +1 to Microsoft Gateway mx6938m WEI stats: Processor: 4.1 (Centrino Duo 1.7 ghz) Memory 4.5 (1GB 533 mhz DDR2) Graphics 3.3 (i945GMA integrated) Gaming Graphics 3.1 (i945GMA integrated) Primary hard disk 2.0 <<<< ???? (2.0 perf with a sata disk?) :rant2: :hahano: :nuts:
I absolutely love Windows 7 over Windows Vista. Less lag, easier to navigate...the only thing that ticks me off about 7 is that one of my games that I play, doesn't work so I have to reboot back into Vista in order to play.
Things I found: You can browse .zip files without extracting, and use the items in them. It wakes up from sleep in 2 seconds
I'm using W7 X86 on my Macbook Pro (stats in my sig) and have had no problems whatsoever. Everything went smoothly. In fact, I quite like it - everything Vista was supposed to be.