Microsoft detailed on Tuesday how its partners and business customers can get their hands on Windows 7 RTM (release to manufacturing) code, which will be available next month on different days for ...

Microsoft has announced this afternoon that Windows 7 has been released to manufacturing. In other words, Windows 7 development has wrapped up, and it’ll now go on to PC manufacturers so they can ...

Microsoft still hasn’t officially announced that Windows 7 has been “released to manufacturing” (RTM) for production and packaging in preparation for its October 22 release to consumers. But the ...

Reports across the Web are pointing to a build 7600 for both Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. This is significant because the bump in the build number would suggest that Microsoft has christened ...

Volume License customers with an existing Software Assurance license are now able to download Windows 7 RTM in English via the Volume License Service Center. The rest of the languages for Windows 7 ...

Steven Sinofsky, the no-nonsense Microsoft executive credited with bringing new discipline to Windows engineering, [is] the company’s newest divisional president. … The promotion signals the company’s ...

Yesterday Microsoft released the final version of Windows 7 to Technet and MSDN subscribers, but you can't upgrade directly from the release candidate to the final release—at least, not without a hack ...

Yesterday Microsoft sent out an e-mail telling members of the invitation-only Windows 7 Technical Beta Program that they will be getting a free copy of Windows 7 Ultimate. If you didn't get the e-mail ...

Rumors are flying on the the Internet that the Windows 7 RTM build has been compiled, and that the build number is "7600.16384.090710-1945," which would indicate that it was compiled on July 10th at 7 ...

Yesterday July 22, Microsoft announced the RTM of both Windows 2008 R2 and Windows 7. I believe the last time Microsoft announced RTM of Windows client and server software at the same time was for ...