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| Hasta La Vista The October Time Bomb |
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| #1 By 75117 (64.146.71.206) at Sunday, March 04, 2007 02:19:09 PM |
| You were never promised any reward for previewing the software. The reward was that you got to use the software for free. [QUOTE]Originally Posted by platodd: I wonder what is happening with Vista RC1? I tried it as part of the “customer preview program”. And as of November 10th media programs are expiring, i.e.: Windows Movie Maker, Windows DVD Maker, Windows Media Center, and Windows media Player are giving errors that basically indicate your system is running out of resources. Windows DVD Maker was the first indicator, as I tried to make a DVD, it gave the error: “Not enough storage available to complete this task”, although I had 17 gig available. Has Microsoft just abandoned those who participated in the “customer preview program” or do they have a plan to reward those who have tested their product to this point and now have messed up operating systems? Thanks in advance for your response. [/QUOTE] |
