Today is the last day that all three previously released free Windows 8 preview versions will continue to work without them restarting the PC every hour until a full Windows 8 license key is purchased
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All three pre-release versions of Windows 8 (Developer Preview, Consumer Preview, and Release Preview) will expire on the PC that they are installed on 20 days from now on January 15th.
One year ago today, Microsoft launched the first public preview version of its Windows 8 operating system, the Developer Preview, as part of its BUILD 2011 developer event.
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