Windows Live Essentials wave 4 is the next version of Windows Live bundle of freeapplication programs from Microsoft, which includes the popular Windows Live Messenger (aka MSN Messenger). Windows Live Essentials wave 4 has been in the making (development) for a while, and in fact been released to internal staffs for review. And now, there is leaked early build of Windows Live Essentials wave 4, for the dare souls to download and install.
The apps included in Wave 4 -- Messenger, Mail, Photo Gallery, Movie Maker, Sync, and Writer -- are tagged as betas, and both Sync and Messenger are currently restricted to corporate users with Microsoft credentials. So no, your LiveID won't let you sign in...Unless, of course, you get your hands on the patch for Messenger which is also floating around.
I find it curious that while the ribbon interface is everywhere only Messenger seems to feature any Windows 7 shell integration features thus far. Like a lot of people, I assumed that the Wave 4 apps would all snuggle up Microsoft's shiny new OS.
I find it curious that while the ribbon interface is everywhere only Messenger seems to feature any Windows 7 shell integration features thus far. Like a lot of people, I assumed that the Wave 4 apps would all snuggle up Microsoft's shiny new OS.
Live Mail feels like a big improvement and is now somewhere in between Live Mail Wave 3 and Outlook.
Live Writer has seen a number of improvements as well (particularly integration with online services like YouTube and Facebook). It's even better than previous versions -- which were already must-haves for desktop blogging on Windows.
While possibly not as widely-used as Picasa, Wave 4's Photo Gallery certainly gives Google's desktop photo app a run for its money. Quick retouching and adjustments are a breeze, as is tagging people, locations, and descriptions.
Movie Maker:making it easy to put together clips for uploading to YouTube, Facebook, and Live sites.
The Windows Live Essentials wave 4 that got leaked to Internet is of milestone 2 (M2), and has the build version number of 15.2.2585.0122. Note that it’s not the latest build, as the currently build version compiled by Microsoft has already known to reach version 15.3.2659.319, which is likely to be milestone 3 (M3). Most applications of Windows LiveEssentials are been included and updated, including Windows Live Mail, Windows LiveWriter, Windows Live Photo Gallery and Movie Maker, Windows Live Sync, Windows LiveCompanion, Windows Live Family Safety, Bing Bar, and of course, Windows Live Messenger (WLM) version 2010.
When users attempt to sign in to Messenger client network, the ability to login is blocked and restricted, and the following error message will happen:
We can’t sign you in to Windows Live Messenger. You don’t have permission to log into this version of Windows Live Messenger.
Error code: 810003cc
User who interested can download the leaked Windows Live Essentials pre-beta (milestone 2) build 15.2.2585.0122, together with the sign in deny auto-patcher. Do note that the program is not officially supported, and is buggy or may cause problem to your system.
Download Links:Windows Live Essentials wave 4(Beta Not released officially)
Post a Comment