Windows 7 beta 1 msdn

Some applications can be run, I wanted to use the snipping tool but it run I could select the area, but then again SaveDialog was not able to change location or save the file When starting application some start normaly, but with the above mentioned scenario, like the snipping tool, or calculator, e. I tried to log off and log in, but the apps are there running like detached from the api calls, but with allocated memory..

Restarting the system is also not possible you get to then Windows is shutting down, only hard shutdown is possible powering off.

I am sorry for this here I send a feedback, but did anybody found this strange behaviour in Windows 7 beta1? Or is this connect to my configuration. Again I am sorry that I misuse this forum but I had to ask? After having to contend with bit x86 Windows 7 Beta 1 , the Windows 7 bit x64 Beta 1 is finally leaked to Internet, and available to download via torrent with any BitTorrent BT clients.

The torrent will download File Name: ISO Size: bytes 3. It is intended to fix many of the issues users perceived with Windows Vista. Windows 7 has NT kernel version 6. Windows 7 improved performance on older hardware, while also improving many areas of the Aero user interface. It is one of Microsoft's most popular operating systems, still running on It replaces Windows Vista and was replaced by Windows 8.

Mainstream support ended on 13 January , while free extended support ended on 14 January For Professional and Enterprise users, paid extended support will end on 10 January A pre-RTM build, The name "Windows 7" comes from the version number of Windows Vista 6.

This was the project's code name and was eventually used as the final name as well. All of the above editions are offered in N and KN variants without Windows Media Player in order to meet European and Korean legislation, respectively. An E variant was also planned, which would also remove Internet Explorer , but in the end the variant was not released and the Browser Choice ballot screen was introduced as a replacement to satisfy the European Union's demands.

Some builds leading up to the RTM are available in this variant. Although very similar to Windows Vista, Windows 7 brings many enhancements to the desktop experience. The Taskbar has gotten a major overhaul, with larger buttons, hidden labels, and the ability to pin applications directly to it. Pinned and running applications can also be rearranged across the Taskbar. By hovering over an application, a window preview will appear. Moving the cursor over the preview will allow you to get a better view of the running application.

The preview also lets you close the application, view its label, or adjust its media controls if supported. The ability to hide icons from the system tray has been added, and can be accessed from a dedicated taskbar flyout. The Show desktop icon, last seen in Windows 98 build and Windows build Its functionality is mostly the same, with the addition of Aero Peek.

By hovering your mouse over the button, you can get a preview of your desktop. A new feature, Jump Lists, allow users to easily get back to what they were doing by showing recently accessed files and websites.