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On April thirty, Microsoft was slated to make the Windows seven Release Candidate (RC) on the market to testers with subscriptions to MSDN, TechBeta and TechNet. But much like occurred together with the Beta in January, demand confused the Microsoft infrastructure.As my ZDNet blogging colleague Ed Bott found, a SQL server database glitch was behind the meltdown. Bott said Microsoft fixed the problem soon after a few hrs.You'll find several things to don't forget when you;re interested in testing out the RC,Office Pro 2007 Key, which is the one and only Microsoft options to create public before it releases the item to production. Microsoft is encouraging testers to do a clear install (instead of just install on leading with the Beta) for preferred results (and so the corporation can get much better feedback on the RC). There aren;t plenty of visible variations between the January Beta and this late April RC (except you're a actual UI geek). Most of the tweaks seem to get centered on bug fixes and efficiency problems.And don;t neglect,Windows 7 Keygen, it;s not only the Windows 7 client RC that;s obtainable for check. The RC of Windows Server 2008 R2,Windows 7 sale, a k a Windows seven Server,Office 2010, is also downloadable for MSDN and TechNet subscribers today. Also obtainable to MSDN and TechNet testers on April 30 (like a separate download) could be the XP Mode and Virtual Computer add-ons for Windows 7.Microsoft is slated to make the test build of all of those items offered to the public on May perhaps five,Office Professional Plus 2010, next Tuesday. Allow;s see if your servers stay up then.