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Microsoft continues work on Windows 8, reaches build 8500 milestone – onmsft.com

Zac Bowden Zac Bowden
June 30, 2012
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Recent rumours suggested that Windows 8 would reach a maximum of 8400 builds before it went RTM, that rumour has been squashed today as information from a source familiar with Microsoft’s plans have revealed that Windows 8 has reached build 8500.
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Microsoft continues work on Windows 8, reaches build 8500 milestone - onmsft.com - June 30, 2012

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The information comes from canouna, who says “It’s legit, current builds from win8_rtm folder” in a reply from a user which is asking about the screenshot above. This means that Windows 8 has reached build 8500, and that RTM is getting closer.

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It is currently unclear when or what build number the company will finalize Windows 8 at, we think Windows 8 will be completed by or on 8600, which would make 1000 builds more from Windows 7 RTM. What do you think?

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Remember, take this rumour with some salt as it could be false.

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