Windows 7 RC version expires today automatically restarts

If you are still a Windows 7 RC version of the user, then in the past two weeks you must be deeply troubled by the expiration reminder notification window. Beginning February 15, 2010, the Windows 7 RC user's taskbar will receive an expiration notification every day, and 4 hours after the expiration notification is received, the user will receive a notification wizard every 1 hour.

In the past two weeks, the Windows 7 activation program often reminds the RC version of the user:

"The pre-release version of the final version of Windows 7 will expire in XX days. To ensure the Windows system For normal work, users should first back up the files and then install any version of Windows 7 final version."

For users who are still running Windows 7 RC, today will be the beginning of the expiration of Windows 7 RC . Of course, the final expiration date for the Windows 7 RC version is June 1, 2010.

Starting today, Windows 7 RC will reboot every 2 hours, and any open documents will not be saved after reboot. In addition, the user will still receive a notification that the taskbar has expired.

This situation will continue until June. But from June 1st, the desktop will turn black after Windows 7 RC starts, users will also see a Windows activation window to remind users that the version of the operating system is not genuine. In addition, Windows 7 RC will still be restarted every 2 hours.

Microsoft officially does not allow Windows 7 RC users to upgrade to genuine Windows 7 on the spot. However, Windows 7 RC users can still upgrade to the final version of Windows 7 in some special way.