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[OT] Microsoft kills off public availability of Windows 7 beta

 
 
Randy Knobloch
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      11th Feb 2009
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Microsoft has slammed the door shut on its Windows 7 beta download program, though anyone still keen to get their mitts on it can simply trundle along to Pirate Bay or similar for a copy.
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<http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/02/11/windows_7_beta_build_leaks/>

Note that MSDN and TechNet subscribers are still able to obtain the latest builds.


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