After several spins rumors around the date it will be ready Windows 7 RTM (ready to manufacturing), this was officially announced as July 13, 2009.

Windows 7 RTM build will be chosen over the next few days and will be officially signed off on July 13th, 2009, the same day as the WPC09 (Worldwide Partner Conference) will take place in New Orleans.

Microsoft is still in the process of testing and choosing from the RTM candidate builds as they need to ensure that all show-stopper bugs present in the OS have been eradicated to ensure as much of a smooth, bug-free release as possible.

 

TechNet, MSDN and other partners Microsoft will receive the RTM approximately two months before the official release date, as well premium users of them.

RTM-ul is the final version, that is, the version they will receive for OEMs and other suppliers/manufacturers to test it and to be able to solve the eventualities software errors which could appear in compatibility with certain hardware component but COMPUTER. Only after these small retouches will it become Windows 7 GA (general availability), which will be launched on October 22, 2009.