Windows GUI peeked in 1998.

Well, I had neither problems with downloads nor keys yesterday. I've hooked up online first thing in the morning, saw files posted, hit download, and in about 2 hours I had Enterprise and Ultimate ISOs. Weird enough - they are different size, but never mind that.

What I wanted to say is that Enterprise is running on this here computer right now, and hopefully there won't be any major problems anytime soon. There are two smaller problems that I had in RC as well, but MS was assuring me they exist only on my computer. Oh well..

HEY_ Ever thought of CM for Bing Song? looked like person from theINQ, with all red. CM or Charlie&Mike, is cull't group, living in basements of former employees homes, like last person standing. selling each other & neighborhood kids over internet, killing each other straight out in rough times, keeping property. Must be some Lone Wolves.

Heres another way to flip:

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/DevTools/WDK/WDKpkg.mspx

vondrashek

Yesterday afternoon the ISOs were available on the Tech Net site but when I first tried to download, the servers were so clogged with traffic that only about 500 MB got downloaded in 4 hours. A few hours later, MS got Akamai to help with the traffic and I had the full 3 GB ISO in about 20 minutes.

... you'll wake Mr. Ball... oh great now he IS awake!
Release all you want, that doesn't mean I have to catch it.

So, if I've already pre-ordered, and the ISO is *cough* already available via electronic means, why can't I have my license key?

Yet again the instincts of the marketing people for a big splash make piracy the popular option. Except it's not really piracy, because I've paid for the product...

to renew my msdn subscription :-)