Windows Server 2008 R2 Overload, Too many Traffic Windows 7 Beta Built 7000
Many people are interested to know more about the new operating system that was released by Microsoft, Windows 7. Although still in beta version, this operating system has been downloaded by many people in the planet. It has been made available on January 9, 2009, but still in the same day of the availability of Windows 7 beta built 7000 has been discontinued. This is because of the Windows 7 server (Windows Server 2008 R2) was overload due to there are too many traffic. Still in the same day Microsoft has make it available through direct link of both version, 32 bit and 64 bit. For place to download you can visit http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/Windows-7.shtml.
Windows 7 beta built 7000 that was planned to be available until 2,5 million. But during this overload Redmond company is attempted to postpone the availability of Windows 7 beta. Meanwhile Brandon LeBlanc, the manager of Windows communication on Windows client Communication team has said that he will inform the update that has been made as soon as possible.
From this Server overload that was face by Microsoft make sure that people are really have high enthusiasm to Windows 7 and this is may be one of fact which prove that Mac Strategy to wait until Windows 7 hype diminishes.
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