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Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

90 durable postsStarted 2009-01-07Latest 2010-04-09

#1286846Post 81 of 902009-10-15

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

Honestly, if you have a partitioned HD and all your data is on your secondary partition (which is how every home server should be imo), you can do a clean install of Win7. I've been using it from one of the earlier betas and have not experienced a single BSOD to day.

#1286860Post 82 of 902009-10-15

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

BSOD what is that?

anyway i havent had troubles with anything of win7 my version is 7426 and im thinking to upgrade to RTM 7600 x64

#1286868Post 83 of 902009-10-15

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

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#1286872Post 84 of 902009-10-15

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

[QUOTE=Digger;798164]BSOD what is that?

anyway i havent had troubles with anything of win7 my version is 7426 and im thinking to upgrade to RTM 7600 x64[/QUOTE]

Blue screen of Death.

I've upgraded to RTM on my media server but have been having a problem with Media Center. When coming out of sleep mode, sometimes the audio goes blank. Have to mute the audio card for a few seconds and turn up the volume again to restore the sound.

#1286981Post 85 of 902009-10-15

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

Server 2008 R2 running pretty sweet. :)

#1287091Post 86 of 902009-10-16

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

Did they finally make it stable enough?

#1287109Post 87 of 902009-10-16

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

[QUOTE=Kamal;798148]Honestly, if you have a partitioned HD and all your data is on your secondary partition (which is how every home server should be imo), you can do a clean install of Win7. I've been using it from one of the earlier betas and have not experienced a single BSOD to day.[/QUOTE] I actually have had a BSOD, but that was more my fault than anything. I loaded a version of Symantec (Corporate) that wasn't compatible. I downloaded the one that was compatible only to install the wrong one. But 7 recovered very nicely!

edit/ 08R2 is stable. If you have 64 bit and are running VM then give it a spin. Works great on my test box!

#1287115Post 88 of 902009-10-16

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

Cool, though my main use at home for a desktop is for my media center PC and Server 2008 could be of little use for me at this point.

#1287138Post 89 of 902009-10-16

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Absolutely.

#1356778Post 90 of 902010-04-09

Re: Windows 7: Mojave My Ass

windows 7 sp1 leaked!