Windows 8.1 Pro build 9471 Leaked x64
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Note: This is NOT the Final/RTM build, its an Eval Time-bombed build set to expire on 15 Jan 2014.
soon will be rtm so i dont know who may need this 1 :/
only if for small test on virtual machine.
only if for small test on virtual machine.
bro it is better than the preview version
Some notable changes
* In the same vein, and perhaps more importantly, Microsoft's built-in apps will now remind users to swipe in from the right to reveal the Charms bar and the Start button. Again, the Charms bar was previously only discoverable by random luck, leaving many users to wonder how to get back to the Start screen. Many Metro apps link into Share and Search on the Charms bar, too - but a fat lot of good that did, if users couldn't find those buttons.
* The test build also includes a "Help + Tips" app, which includes some video tutorials that will help you find your way around all of Windows 8.1?s new features. This is a significant step up from the previous "tutorial," which essentially consisted of an animated, noninteractive GIF during the installation process telling you to "move your mouse into any corner." As for why Microsoft didn't includes these video tutorials in the original release of Windows 8, I guess the only answer is hubris.
* Rounding out the other changes found in the leaked build, Skype is now pre-installed as a stock app, and Facebook and Flickr photo integration have been dropped in favor of SkyDrive. This is an obvious and fairly obnoxious play for more market/usage share from Microsoft, and really a bit of a slap in the face for any Windows 8 users who upgrade and find that they've lost access to their Flickr and Facebook photos. It's possible that some functionality will be preserved by the introduction of Facebook and Flickr apps, but it still seems like an overzealous move from Microsoft. There are also some new "parallax" Start screen wallpapers that move as you scroll through your tiles, including a robot and a dragon.
* There are no further changes on the Desktop side of the equation, as far as we can tell. As per the Windows 8.1 Preview, you can now turn the Start button back on, turn off the hot corners, and boot straight to the Desktop after logging in.
* In the same vein, and perhaps more importantly, Microsoft's built-in apps will now remind users to swipe in from the right to reveal the Charms bar and the Start button. Again, the Charms bar was previously only discoverable by random luck, leaving many users to wonder how to get back to the Start screen. Many Metro apps link into Share and Search on the Charms bar, too - but a fat lot of good that did, if users couldn't find those buttons.
* The test build also includes a "Help + Tips" app, which includes some video tutorials that will help you find your way around all of Windows 8.1?s new features. This is a significant step up from the previous "tutorial," which essentially consisted of an animated, noninteractive GIF during the installation process telling you to "move your mouse into any corner." As for why Microsoft didn't includes these video tutorials in the original release of Windows 8, I guess the only answer is hubris.
* Rounding out the other changes found in the leaked build, Skype is now pre-installed as a stock app, and Facebook and Flickr photo integration have been dropped in favor of SkyDrive. This is an obvious and fairly obnoxious play for more market/usage share from Microsoft, and really a bit of a slap in the face for any Windows 8 users who upgrade and find that they've lost access to their Flickr and Facebook photos. It's possible that some functionality will be preserved by the introduction of Facebook and Flickr apps, but it still seems like an overzealous move from Microsoft. There are also some new "parallax" Start screen wallpapers that move as you scroll through your tiles, including a robot and a dragon.
* There are no further changes on the Desktop side of the equation, as far as we can tell. As per the Windows 8.1 Preview, you can now turn the Start button back on, turn off the hot corners, and boot straight to the Desktop after logging in.
Any luck with the WiFi access bug?
Since the release of version 8.1 I'm unable to connect my Nokia phone (N9) as an Internet modem (WiFi HotSpot), due to driver issues.
Is this bug corrected in the new build?
Thanks for the info
Since the release of version 8.1 I'm unable to connect my Nokia phone (N9) as an Internet modem (WiFi HotSpot), due to driver issues.
Is this bug corrected in the new build?
Thanks for the info
@Kyle2k5
I think Windows 8.1 still Beta version for that the problem happening you have to wait for final release or you can try this leaked version
I think Windows 8.1 still Beta version for that the problem happening you have to wait for final release or you can try this leaked version
Will this 64 bit version run on older motherboards, or do the same limitations apply as in the official 64 bit preview releases?
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