Solved Windows 9??

[sparkync]

Mike, I just now saw your post from earlier. I typed in cmd and got MicroSoft Windows (Version 6.0.6002.)

Sorry, I'm so illiterate on the computer.

 

[AC]

Mike, I just now saw your post from earlier. I typed in cmd and got MicroSoft Windows (Version 6.0.6002.)

Sorry, I'm so illiterate on the computer.

Then it seems you have Windows Vista SP2. I believe you might want to factory restore your PC.*Wink Wink*

 

[startas]

IE9 is not synonymous with Windows 9...

In that case, it would be already windows 10

 

[DMHolt57]

wink, wink...

 

[sparkync]

Don't confuse an already confused mind

 

[bobkn]

Damn. Is there the least chance that this isn't a hoax/joke?

Does it belong here?

Computer Stupidities

(Most of the entries are old, but while technology changes, people do not.)

 

[Nuccii]

From what I understand some members in the Taiwanese forum are using an ALPHA copy of Windows 9, no details released though.

 

[DMHolt57]

... Build 9622...

 

[Mike Lonewolf]

If this is your Version 6.0.6002, LET me assure you it is not Windows 9.

 

[Nuccii]

If this is your Version 6.0.6002, LET me assure you it is not Windows 9.

There was no mention of the version number just the build 9622 as dmholt57 also mentioned.

 

[sparkync]

thanks again for your help.

 

[Mike Lonewolf]

Nuccii if you follow the steps I outlined you will see it is INDEED a version number. The build is the last 4 digits. The first 2 digits are set for the version # Which is Windows 8, NOT 9. The build # can change at any time if a change is done, or a SP is added (SP = Service Pack). Here is a guideline of how it is done, NOW remember this guideline is done with Windows 7. BUT is still very viable with Windows 8. Find which edition of Windows 7 you are using

 

[AC]

Don't confuse an already confused mind

How simply can we say it? You AREN'T running Windows 9. You are running, according to your version number, Windows Vista SP2. My last post on the subject. Good day sir/madam.