I in general do not have this option though I constantly informed about bugs and have a key from Beta 2 how me to receive to RTM?
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If you submitted *one or more* then you get a free copy of Vista. OMG if you didn’t submit any bugs, you don’t get a copy of Vista. I tried to logon to and go to my beta program for Vista, however, I click “product keys” –> “reuqest new Product keys”, I cannot find any for RTM. Is it from ? I can request one even i did not submit bug? Great Deal for those on the technical beta program. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.īoth comments and pings are currently closed.
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This entry was posted on Saturday, December 2nd, 2006 at 11:13 pm and is filed under Beta News, MS News, Testing, Windows Vista. Posted in Beta News, MS News, Testing, Windows Vista | 47 Comments » So if you are reading this and you are on the beta Get cracking! As this deal is a limited offer!! You must request this key prior to Decembecause No more keys will be issued after this date. From there you generate yourself a key from the package entitled “Windows Vista RTM Ultimate Keys”.Įach Beta Participant can only generate themselves ONE key only for the selected version that they chose upon apply for this offer (for example they can issue one key for Ultimate OR business-its too late to switch between versions). To do so you must select “Product Keys” from the left of the Vista Page on connect. It was revealed today that if you were on the Technical beta that your keys are ready for you to request. Last month it was announced by Microsoft that testers would get a Free copy of Windows Vista RTM for those who had submitted One or more bug in the Technical Beta (it seems not many people can’t understand those two words =/ ) This blog is totally independant from Microsoft and any other company or organisation and this blog (not the people) is not affiliated with Microsoft at all. Let it be known, long and far across all distant lands.