Windows 7 SP1 Beta1 is completed by the end of next year. RTM

October 4th news Microsoft released Windows 7 to the manufacturer on July 22 this year (local time), and it was released globally on October 22, but This does not mean that the platform will stop there. In fact, at the time of the completion of the Windows 7 code, Redmond shifted its focus to the first major upgrade of the Windows client, Service Pack 1 (SP1). It is understood that Microsoft is planning to complete the first Beta version of Windows 7 SP1 by the end of this year, and its RTM will not be completed until the summer of 2010.

According to the existing plan, Microsoft will complete Windows 7 SP1 Beta1 before Christmas 2009. At the beginning of 2010, members of the company's TAP (Technology Adoption Program) team participating in Windows 7 will First get the SP1 Beta. However, end users will not wait too long, there are rumors that Redmond will release a public beta version of Windows 7 SP1 in early January 2010.

According to reports, Microsoft has already planned the development of two Beta versions and several RC versions for the Windows 7 SP1 program. Obviously, Windows 7 SP1 RTM will be launched in the fall of 2010, and the Service Pack (SP) will soon be completed in mid-2010.