Vista build 5308.60

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John

Is there any truth in the stories circulating that there was a newer "trunk
build 60" released to beta testers to fix major memory leak issues with
build 5308.11 (build 5308 trunk 11)?

John
 
Well... Andre's right to some degree yeh, however a .60 release was set on
Connect a few days after the original .17 release because some people had
major troubles installing onto partitions and having general errors with
Setup - so yeh that's the main reason why they re-released it because
simply, a lot of people couldn't even install it.

Pretty much no performance issues will be made until Beta 2/April CTP.

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Thanks Zack & Andre,

I gave up with build 5270 as I couldn't get it installed onto a dual-boot
partition with XP with error after error during install.

I managed to get build 5308.17 installed at about the 3rd attempt, so .60
will be of no benefit to me if I've read your info correct.

I thought I read that .60 may sort out some of the memory-leak issues which
are causing this build to be so slow, even on a high-spec machine.

Thanks.

John
 
Hi Guys
Is there a site where a person can download Vista ?
Is the beta version free for download.
Just trying to learn about Beta versions.
Thanks
Carl
 
Carl G a écrit :
Hi Guys
Is there a site where a person can download Vista ?
Is the beta version free for download.
Just trying to learn about Beta versions.
Thanks
Carl
Click to expand...

The only site where you can download Vista betas legally is MSDN /
Microsoft Connect.
Every non-Microsoft site allowing you to download Vista should not
exist, well, they're not authorized.
The beta is "free", it just needs you to have a MSDN subscription
including MS OSes (which is not free, of course)

Christophe
 
You obtain it through the following channels:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/abouttn/subscriptions/default.mspx

I don't know about discounts, that was Windows XP, this is Windows Vista,
times change.

The April CTP should be a Public release which should be available under
Customer Preview Program free of charge or at a nominal fee for those who
want to receive it on media. I am sure some time during the beta and leading
up to and after RTM, there will be numerous online web cast discussing
Windows Vista. So, you just have to be patient.
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