I take it that this is the Microsoft download manager? I downloaded Windows
7 RC on the 30 April and didn't have any problem. Unless you have an error
message you wouldn't know whether the ISO file was corrupt until you
physically burnt it to media. One thing that usually happens is that the ISO
is burnt too rapidly and this can cause problems. See if you can change the
burn setting of your CD/DVD burn software to X2 and see if that makes any
difference.
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"ross m. greenberg" <greenber@@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> I just tried three times to download the Windows 7 .ISO beta through the
> Download Manager. I only succeeded once and when I finally got it down it
> seemed there was a corrupt image. Does anybody have a clean link to the
> image? I'm anxious to try it out in my VirtualBox .
>
> Thanks.
>
> Ross
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