Thread: Windows 7 SP1 Beta Leaks to P2P

Early builds of Windows 7 SP1 bump version numbers to 7601.


The release of the first Service Pack for Windows 7 in an inevitability. Microsoft has already spoken publicly about Windows 7 SP1, stating that it will be coming but it won't be packed full of changes that can't already be had from Windows Update.
Now the first real glimpse of SP1 is here as an early version of the software package has leaked into the internet's various P2P avenues. The build string of the leaked version is "6.1.7601.16537.amd64fre.win7.100327-0053" which indicates that it's a build from March 27.
GeekSmack has acquired a copy and grabbed a number of screenshots and reported that installation is drastically faster than the install process for any of the Service Packs for Windows Vista.




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Windows 7 SP1 Beta Leaks to P2P; is Version 7601






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So how many of you are gonna try this ...I am still gonna look and if I find it good will install it this weekend ...I have seen the torrent up on many tracker...he he

Hm, I think I'll wait for the full release.

Originally Posted by forbidden

...but it won't be packed full of changes that can't already be had from Windows Update.

Well I think that sais it all. Why install a beta product that is deeply nested into the OS and may contain bugs plus also doesn't provide new features?

Great, and thats common,

Nowerday, Private Tracker P2P Scene hav had very good pretimes recently.//

I think I'll just wait for the full release as well-unlike with past releases of windows, the sense of urgency around getting the first service pack isn't there this time because Windows 7 is pretty stable and error-free to begin with (since its basically just a refined version of Vista).

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I've always been nervous about pirating operating systems. Always had this fear in the back of my head of the whole thing just locking up one day, thanks to Microsoft, and me never having access to some of my data.

I'm pretty sure nothing like that would ever happen but it's always been enough to keep paying for operating systems.