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June 12th, 2009, 09:56 GMT · By

Win a Free Copy of Windows 7 Ultimate

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Microsoft is offering users a chance to win a free copy of Windows 7 Ultimate as well as a Windows 7 T-shirt. Stephen L Rose, Sr community manager, Windows IT Pro Client, revealed that all that users needed to do was to fill out a short survey. The Redmond company has already put up the IT Pro Internet Habits – IT Pro Internet Browsing
Survey, which can be accessed through this link. As the label of the survey indicates, the software giant aims to receive feedback on the browsing habits of respondents.

After answering the seven simple questions, users will be granted a chance to win a free Ultimate SKU of Windows 7 and a T-shirt to go along with it. Microsoft has not indicated any sort of participation limitations at this point in time. Moreover, users who want to take the survey will need to fill in their email address and their country of residence, suggesting that the initiative is valid worldwide.

Essentially the survey is designed to provide Microsoft with an insight on the number of computers participants use, their preferred browser, as well on how they manage anonymous Internet browsing, and the deletion of cache and history data.

Microsoft is gearing up to make Windows 7 available to the public on October 22, 2009. The Redmond company confirmed the general availability deadline officially, and indicated that Windows 7, just as Windows Vista, would be launched globally. Ahead of GA, the software giant is preparing to wrap up the next iteration of the Windows client come next month. Windows 7 will be released to manufacturing in the second half of July 2009. However, Microsoft has already started planning details of the Windows 7 launch with its partners, both from the retail and the OEM channels.
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Comment #1 by: Rickard on 12 Jun 2009, 12:23 UTC reply to this comment

I am using Windows 7 RC together with Windows IE8 and it does work without problem. Opera and Firefox works fine on Windows 7. I am waiting for the new Windows7.


Comment #2 by: Daniel, Napoli (Italy) on 15 Jun 2009, 07:58 UTC reply to this comment

build 7100 : in Control Panel, System, you find an Index for your computer.
I translate Index from Italian languange, I do not know the English original word; sorry.


Comment #3 by: Roger on 23 Jun 2009, 05:06 UTC reply to this comment

I like it, so far it has perfomed as what it was stated it would with one exception. Midnight Madness 2, a game from Rockstar games could not be made to work under windows 7, as well as Vista. I am going to buy the release of Windows 7. One disappointing aspect though, netflix is not part of the Media Center Lineup as it is in Vista Premium, if this is included in the release, or even in the microsoft updates, then Windows 7 will definately surpass Vista, even though I am very pleased with the 64 bit version of vista premium. The only reason there have been so many bad reviews for Vista is because most consumers don't have the proper hardware to run vista on.

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