Avoiding leaks Microsoft locks Windows 8

According to foreign media reports, according to the WinRumors website, Microsoft will lock the latest version of Windows 8 to prevent unauthorized users from installing software and leaking it. Rumor has it that the Windows 8 version of Microsoft's number 8064 was released on the WinRumors website last week, which was released by Microsoft in the developer conference next month, but was leaked in advance.

To prevent unauthorized users from obtaining this new development version, Microsoft has set a special product key that users must enter before they can be installed.

The WinRumors website pointed out that in order to further prevent Windows 8 from being leaked out, Microsoft also took measures to prevent users from invading DLL files to obtain hidden functions of the operating system.

Some users have posted information on the forum alleging that they have obtained the latest development version of Windows 8, and pointed out some of the changes, including the new splash screen, the new left background and the IE 10 development preview, but not including Windows Media. Center or Windows DVD Maker.

The president of Microsoft said on the blog that the company will release a preview version of Windows 8 next month.