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Reggie Burnett
Subject says it all. Nothing at all working here. No keys. No downloads.
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sp1dEr
It's the same for TechNet...
:-(
:-(
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Jim
I got the 32-bit version of Vista downloaded last night. My 64-bit
version is at 66%, but has been at 66% for the last hour....
Jim
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Kristan Kenney
Contact Microsoft, they should know what's going on. More than likely
something went funky with all of the people downloading Windows Vista /
Office 2007 / whatever else off of MSDN/TechNet at the same time. The
downloads are all stored at the same place for Microsoft Connect, TechNet,
MSDN, etc.
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something went funky with all of the people downloading Windows Vista /
Office 2007 / whatever else off of MSDN/TechNet at the same time. The
downloads are all stored at the same place for Microsoft Connect, TechNet,
MSDN, etc.
--
Kristan Kenney
Windows Live Butterfly
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Reggie Burnett
Back up!
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Jim
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Jim
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Jim
Cool, after 23 timeouts my download has resumed. Currently
transferring at 152KB/sec, 69% complete. Did MS (or their provider)
add more servers?
Jim
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Reggie
Jim
I was just saying that the key and download servers were back up.
I was just saying that the key and download servers were back up.
J
Jim
Ah, sorry. Yes, my download has resumed and is now at 83%. Slow but
steady!
Jim
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John Barnett MVP
As MSDN, Technet, and Microsoft are all using the same server for downloads
of Vista I think you will find the problem is traffic related. In a word the
servers have been 'overwhelmed' Just keep trying.
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of Vista I think you will find the problem is traffic related. In a word the
servers have been 'overwhelmed' Just keep trying.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
John;
I am sure you are right it is traffic related.
But It has been in the MSDN newsgroups that their servers are independent of
other Microsoft servers.
In any case, Office and Vista impact the above servers.
I am sure you are right it is traffic related.
But It has been in the MSDN newsgroups that their servers are independent of
other Microsoft servers.
In any case, Office and Vista impact the above servers.
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Colin Barnhorst
The servers are slammed.
Jim said:
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Ronnie Vernon MVP
They sure are. 
Also, a lot of people are waiting for Monday, so they'll likely be slammed
until the middle of next week.
Also, a lot of people are waiting for Monday, so they'll likely be slammed
until the middle of next week.
C
Colin Barnhorst
I was hitting MSDN Subscriber Downloads every hour from Wednesday on and
started my downloads right after the x86 version went live around 1:30 pm
PST on Thursday. I got both editions downloaded before the interruptions
started. This is probably the heaviest download traffic in the history of
the site.
started my downloads right after the x86 version went live around 1:30 pm
PST on Thursday. I got both editions downloaded before the interruptions
started. This is probably the heaviest download traffic in the history of
the site.
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Tom Lake
Colin Barnhorst said:
I started downloading at about 10:30 last night and my speed never got less
than 600kbps. I had the whole file in about an hour and a half.
Tom Lake
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John Barnett MVP
Jupiter;
According to Wendy (MSFT) 'The same farm serves Connect, MSDN, Technet ROQ
etc' and, as you know, the system has been extremely slow - to the point of
crashing on a few occasions.
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According to Wendy (MSFT) 'The same farm serves Connect, MSDN, Technet ROQ
etc' and, as you know, the system has been extremely slow - to the point of
crashing on a few occasions.
--
John Barnett MVP
Associate Expert
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http://vistasupport.mvps.org
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