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I understand what you mean. Even though it is RC2, the liscense still says
RC1. No biggie, someone just forgot the change the number, or used the
"copy/paste" method for the liscense.
What impresses me more is that someone actually takes the time to read the
liscense. I usually just click "I agree" and move on.
But hey, great catch!


"Chas" wrote:

> I have Vista RC1 installed (Build 5600)
>
> I downloaded what i think is RC2 and its file name is
> vista_5744.16384.061003-1945_x86fre_client-lrmcfre_en_dvd.iso which
> would suggest that it is indeed RC2. (build 5744)
>
> I burnt that to a DVD which has a title of LRMCFRE-EN-DVD (my RC1 dvd
> is called LR1CFRE-EN-DVD).
>
> However when I begin the install of the RC2 dvd, the license terms
> refer to Vista Release Candidate1 (tried doing both an upgrade and a
> clean install and I get the same license terms.)
>
> Looking inside the License folders on the disk all references are to
> Release Candidate 1, so my question is have I got RC1 or RC 2 and is
> there any way I can tell from something on the disk that I do indeed
> have RC2.
>
> If it is RC2 why are all the license references to RC1?
>