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February 11th, 2009

Windows 7 build 7022 leaked

Posted by Adrian Kingsley-Hughes @ 7:55 am

Categories: Windows 7

Tags: Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, Performance Management, Operating Systems, Software, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Adrian Kingsley-Hughes

A new build of Windows 7 has been leaked, a build that promises better stability and increased performance.

The latest build 7022 which is timestamped 090115-1850 (which is in the format YYMMDD-HHMM) is the first 2009 build of Windows 7 that I’ve seen so far (the beta build that Microsoft is currently distributing to testers is from December). I’ve not had any hands-on time with this new build yet but I’m told that I can expect to see the following improvements:

  • Overall performance improvements
  • Increased stability under certain conditions (ie, this build contains bug fixes …)
  • Minor UI tweaks

Note: This leaked build is not official will not be made available by Microsoft to testers.

Stay tuned for more information … I’ll post screenshots and initial thoughts later.

Note: I’m also told that there’s a later build 7032 timestamped 090129-1812 floating around. I’ve not seen this one so I can’t comment.

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  • Most Recent of 28 Talkback(s)
Performance really is good
I am running both Vista and 7, the former on a Q6600/4GB RAM/NVidia 7600 GT machine and the latter on a Pentium D 915/3GB RAM/ATI Radeon X1650 Pro machine.

I haven't done any benchmarks, but Wi... (Read the rest)
Posted by: khawaja.umar.farooq@... Posted on: 02/24/09 You are currently: a Guest | | Terms of Use
Screenshot gallery  zwhittakerZDNet Moderator | 02/11/09
I guess..  Badgered | 02/11/09
Have you handled this build yourself?  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 02/11/09
HOW ABOUT A BIT OF ACCURACY?  goldenpirate@... | 02/13/09
I kept hearing performance and stability were already great  Michael Kelly | 02/11/09
prob standard media fluff  dave@... | 02/11/09
When I get more face-time ...  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 02/11/09
Also worth noting ...  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 02/11/09
Performance and stability ...  Adrian Kingsley-HughesZDNet Moderator | 02/11/09
Performance was good.... stability with some programs  Lerianis | 02/11/09
Seems more like a WinRAR problem...  LiquidLearner | 02/11/09
It is...  LiquidLearner | 02/11/09
Performance really is good  khawaja.umar.farooq@... | 02/24/09
RE: Windows 7 build 7022 leaked  NStalnecker | 02/11/09
That is exciting I wish I had my Vista as a 7022 Gold Rush.  Gillman_Zorgam | 02/11/09
Question: Can this be installed over the old version?  Lerianis | 02/11/09
You can upgrade, yes  NStalnecker | 02/11/09
When you say "leaked"...  Zogg | 02/11/09
If it were something sold  LiquidLearner | 02/11/09
Semantics - why would a beta be "leaked"?  Zogg | 02/12/09
Sometimes leakes are intended. It is like "testing the water". (nt)  hkommedal | 02/17/09
This leaked build is not official will not be made available by Microsoft..  James T. Kirk | 02/11/09
the better question  voyager529 | 02/11/09
Everyone take a breath  jpr75_z | 02/11/09
I'd be impressed  LiquidLearner | 02/11/09
Another whale on wheels...  mikifinaz1@... | 02/12/09
RE: Another linux whale on crack  Narg | 02/12/09
RE: Windows 7 build 7022 leaked  dsturg63@... | 02/12/09

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