Windows 7 bug not at all a serious threat

You must not get worried about the potential bug in the final version of Windows 7, says the Microsoft. The company has clarified that the problem in neither widespread nor the showstopper, as some has made a issue out of it.

This bug involves a tricky process used to check for problems in a particular disk. Under the specific environment, the site guided and suggested Window 7 has conveyed all the memory to scan, potentially crashing the system.

Windows executive, Steven Sinofsky has told that they are completely involved into matter, he also said that they were not able to reproduce the crashing issue. The code has been finalized for Windows 7 two weeks ago, and is soon going to be released to developers in Microsoft’s MSDN and Technet programs on Thursday, while it would be available on large scale on Friday.

I cannot wait to put the final version of Windows 7 on my netbook and its BETA and RTM versions have worked pretty much flawlessly on all of my machines.