Mark Russinovich, the Windows NT Kernel Guru, has been explaining how the Windows 7 kernel.
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This is Part 7 in the ongoing Windows 7 review series.

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Microsoft aims to make a much different first impression with Windows 7 than it did with Vista, its oft-maligned predecessor.
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Microsoft's Windows Division president Steven Sinofsky tried Wednesday to tamp down a growing roar that Windows 7 RTM has a critical flaw that can shut down the OS by running a simple command. "Sorry to get dragged into this," wrote Sinofsky, taking the unusual step of responding via the comments section of an industry blog called Chris123NT's blog. Monday, the blog posted a recipe to execute the crash and included a picture of the results. More>>>
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Intel's sales chief said Wednesday he expects Windows 7 to deploy at a faster pace than Vista did. Read more...

Microsoft Corp. announced the release to manufacturing (RTM) of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, the next versions of its flagship desktop and server operating systems. Read more...

A bevy of Windows blogs including Neowin.net, GeekSmack.net, and Wzor report that the final "gold" build ofWindows 7 will occur on July 10 and the OS will see a release-to-manufacturing on July 13. Read more...

Good web page to keep track of Windows 7 updates.

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Microsoft cleared up some confusion this week about the next version of Windows--and undoubtedly created some new confusion of its own--when it revealed that the next major version of the operating system, or Windows 7, will be released to the server market as a minor update to the current operating system, or Windows Server 2008 Release 2 (R2), and not as an entirely new version, which many had expected. More details of Windows 7 will be revealed at conferences in October, according to senior engineers in charge of Windows 7.

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One feature likely to appear is a built-in hypervisor that lets runs Windows 7 in a virtual machine like those created by VMware or Microsoft's own Virtual PC.

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One feature likely to appear is a built-in hypervisor that lets runs Windows 7 in a virtual machine like those created by VMware or Microsoft's own Virtual PC.

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One feature likely to appear is a built-in hypervisor that lets runs Windows 7 in a virtual machine like those created by VMware or Microsoft's own Virtual PC.

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Anyway, almost one-year-and-a-half and 150 millions Vistas later, Microsoft offered a glimpse at the next generation of OS, simply called Windows 7. And when we say “glimpse,” we really mean it, as Microsoft was more into explaining potential uses of the touch technology than into giving specific details on Windows 7.

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Microsoft officially broke the silence on Windows 7 today on its official Windows Vista Team Blog by publishing information on the changes in the kernel, compatibility and why they had stayed silent all this time.

Bink.nu | Microsoft breaks silence on Windows 7; No new kernel! - Bink.nu

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There is a growing consensus of opinion forming that Windows "Seven" will be "modular," the concept being that you buy the core OS first and then add to it individual "modules" with logically distinct units of functionality. There are two ways the OS could be modularized in such a fashion, the first being that it could be split into functional "roles," such as "music" or "movies" or "mail & chat."

Why modular Windows will suck for Microsoft and suck for you: Page 1

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Microsoft Clears Gates-Induced Confusion about Windows 7
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The small kernel will allegedly be a part of Windows 7, which seeks to componentize the Windows kernel and reduce the dependencies, with the purpose of ...

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Forget about XP SP3, and Vista SP1, Have a Taste of Windows 7- Just 25 MB and Runing with 40 MB Ram By: Marius Oiaga,

Forget about XP SP3, and Vista SP1, Have a Taste of Windows 7 - Just 25 MB and Runing with 40 MB Ram - Softpedia

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