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Microsoft has released an article detailing thirty-six of the biggest changes in the Windows 7 Release Candidate from the Beta version.

In a post on the Windows Team Blog, Brandon LeBlanc, Windows Communications Manager, announced the extension of the Windows 7 Beta download period.

Earlier last week, Microsoft pulled their Windows 7 Beta release when their servers were overloaded with a heavy bandwidth surge. Microsoft had initially committed to just 2.5 million Beta product keys, but now in an unprecedented move, Microsoft has decided to lift the 2.5 million limit in an attempt to win over as many Beta users as possible.

After about 24 hours of postponement, Microsoft re-instituted their Beta page on the Technet website. Product keys and downloads for the new Windows OS are now live.

There is still a way to get your Beta Product Key for Windows 7. Try the instructions on this page.