WinME june 2000 dev edition, is it most recent?

[skeoch]

Also is it a worth while upgrade, bear in mind I have to do a complete reinstall anyway.

Just didnt want to install it if there was a newer build version.

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[Pace]

The final build has been done - I'm not sure about the number but 25xx seems familiar. If your copy is a number like this then it's probably the most recent.

Where'd you get it anyway?

Paul.

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[skeoch]

had another look at cd says disk 21, august 2000 dev edition

next to product number it says 08/00

[spoogenet]

Build 3000.2 aka 3000 is the final RTM build.

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[Pace]

Thanks spoogenet,

So you'll still need to find out the build number - I don't know what your copy is but WinME was released to manufacturing a while back so an August edition would be newer but I doubt there actually is one. I dunno what the August on yours means.

Paul.

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[Kii]

I've aleady started using WinME quite a bit.
Besides some cosmetic changes, I've only really noticed that it boots a little quicker.
While at home i have not had a problem, at work there are some active movie filters that just won't install ( ie. Texas instument 1394 card). Besides that, I heard of someone else not being able to use their local ADSL service. For now, i would hold on till its released.

[spoogenet]

I've used WinMe a bit too. And aside from the more frequent crashes than I get in Win98SE on the same hardware it's pretty much Win98SE, or should I say Third Edition? Oh, and the faster booting, and stripped down DOS.

Well, that's what I've noticed so far.

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