Microsoft releases Windows Live Essentials Wave 4 Beta, Download Now

Windows Live Essentials wave 4 beta is now available.

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It enhances your Windows Live experience like sharing photos, movies, instant messaging, email, blogging, and more. Now you can get them all in one download and get more done with Windows.

The product name of Windows Live Essentials wave 4 will be ‘Windows Live Essentials 2011 suite’.

Microsoft is planning to release a final version in the late September or early October, 2011.

For more information about wave 4 beta, visit Windows Live Essentials Beta site. 

• Custom Setup – It provides custom setup wizard, where you can opt your desired applications, are to be installed.
• Full Setup – It silent package and install all applications with your user interaction.

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