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Windows 7 build 7127 leaked to torrents Posted: 15 May 2009 04:28 AM PDT Its not even a month when the Rc was made public to users,one more build of Windows 7 leaked on internet.The build is Windows 7 build 7127.This new build 7127 is a post RC build. Its the second RTM branch build to leak.The build string is 7127.0.090507-1820. It means the build was compiled on 7th May 2009.I donno how these builds get leaked or is it done by purpose.The builds was given to some Microsoft Connect testers. I haven’t downloaded it as i feel there arent any much changes than the Rc.Some bugs and errors may be fixed,i am not sure.I prefer not to download from torrent sites as Microsoft warned that the builds from torrent might be infected with Trojan and malwares.Pirates try to create a botnet from these leaked builds and attack computers.So i don’t recommend downloading from the torrent sites.I would next download the RTM once it reaches to Technet/MSDN and the rest of the public.If you still wish to download just give a search on Piratebay or Mininova.Blogsdna got a screenshot courtesy Chinese forum pcbeta.

Disable Error Reporting in Windows 7 Posted: 15 May 2009 03:42 AM PDT I have been always instaling and testing softwares which are compatbile with the Windows RC,but some time i do get some errors and some compatiblity issues.So even you might encounter the same and do get Error Reporting pops up.So next what you would do is go to Action Center and fix the errors.One more way of disabling the error pops is using Group Policy method. Steps to disable Error Reporting Give yourself Adminstrative Priviledges first.If you have given proceed. Open Local Group Policy Editor by typing gpedit.msc in the Start Search and hit Enter. Now go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Systems > Internet Communication Management > Internet Communication Settings from the left sidebar. From the main window, select Turn Off Windows Error Reporting and Enable it and your done.

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