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I was looking for it today, and noticed it's not there any more.
Any idea why that may be?
Any idea why that may be?
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Well, duh, it's not the 14th.Don't see it on Technet yet.
"It ain't done yet..."![]()
Well, duh, it's not the 14th.![]()
It's available now.
No 32 bit version though, it would seem.
It's available now.
No 32 bit version though, it would seem.
There won't be 32-bit 2008 R2. It is 64-bit only.
There won't be 32-bit 2008 R2. It is 64-bit only.
'Bout time we got rid of 32bit....
Why do people hate 32-bit so much? I mean for servers it makes sense but on the client side there's just no way that 32-bit is going away for at least a decade. And remember that thing called a netbook that's helping keep the PC industry afloat right now? And if hadn't been for 32 bit my tx2z WOULDN'T be running Windows 7 right now as x64 wasn't working out.
Because it's ancient and outdated? Sorry you had problems with your woefully designed piece of hardware, not all of us do.
A lot of netbooks are doing 4gb of ram now and you'll need to go x64 if you want it all. The unix world has been 64bit for a long time, finally M$ is catching up.
Because it's ancient and outdated? Sorry you had problems with your woefully designed piece of hardware, not all of us do.
A lot of netbooks are doing 4gb of ram now and you'll need to go x64 if you want it all. The unix world has been 64bit for a long time, finally M$ is catching up.
Woefully designed hardware? LOL!An HP tx2z Tablet with dual-mode electromagnetic and capacitive touch digitizers running a Turion ZM-86 at 2.4Ghz? One of the best machines in its class. Running the most advanced pen and touch interfaces on the planet?Yeah right. Nothing in the *nix world exisits that's anything like this stuff my friend.
You say that Microsoft is just catching up? What about all of those MILLIONS of PC's in service that don't have the hardware to run x64? *nix nuts are always complaining about Microsoft (not M$) grabbing money. So are they supposed to tell all of those people to throw away perfectly good machines? Don't be ridiculous.
There are simply FAR TOO many x86 only machines out there to simply say "oh that's old tech throw it away." No ones going to do that.
Last thing, all the netbooks are the market are x86 right now! They CAN'T RUN x64!!
Nothing in your post is remotely part of the real world.![]()
The old machines can run an old OS... problem solved.
Are you serious!!!! If Windows 7 came out x64 only the *nix crowd would be screaming about how Microsoft is plotting with Intel to force everyone to buy new hardware and then touting how well the lastest 32 BIT *nix runs on that old hardware. YOU KNOW I'M RIGHT!
Are you serious!!!! If Windows 7 came out x64 only the *nix crowd would be screaming about how Microsoft is plotting with Intel to force everyone to buy new hardware and then touting how well the lastest 32 BIT *nix runs on that old hardware. YOU KNOW I'M RIGHT!
Let's not forget that this is a server OS. Any competent business will test their software and buy fully supported hardware; they won't play guessing games when it comes to support. If it doesn't work with 64-bit Windows, then they'll stick to 'legacy' OSes.
It makes sense to release 2008 R2 as 64-bit-only especially considering that many businesses won't upgrade to Server 2008 R2 for a quite a while anyway. 64-bit support is just going to get better over time.
Says the man with the name of an appendage covering!
Woefully designed hardware? LOL!An HP tx2z Tablet with dual-mode electromagnetic and capacitive touch digitizers running a Turion ZM-86 at 2.4Ghz? One of the best machines in its class. Running the most advanced pen and touch interfaces on the planet?Yeah right. Nothing in the *nix world exisits that's anything like this stuff my friend.
You say that Microsoft is just catching up? What about all of those MILLIONS of PC's in service that don't have the hardware to run x64? *nix nuts are always complaining about Microsoft (not M$) grabbing money. So are they supposed to tell all of those people to throw away perfectly good machines? Don't be ridiculous.
There are simply FAR TOO many x86 only machines out there to simply say "oh that's old tech throw it away." No ones going to do that.
Last thing, all the netbooks are the market are x86 right now! They CAN'T RUN x64!!
Nothing in your post is remotely part of the real world.![]()