10 good reasons to adopt Windows 7
1 - Windows 7 running on all PCs
If the system utilities are not already running or more, the good news is that Windows 7 is installed today without flinching on any machine less than four years. No worries either to run it on netbooks and other physical changes around the low-power processors from Intel. Or elsewhere. A PC with Windows Vista sentence covers its full capacity before (XP). With all the benefits mentioned in items 2 to 10.
2 - Windows 7 provides improved ergonomics
It's stupid to say, but the ergonomics of an operating system, that is to say the little tricks made to simplify the access to system functions to help manipulate files in a PC and between multiple machines as window management are essential. Regardless of whether or not there is a "geek."
With Windows 7, the chief architect of the system, Steven Sinofsky, brings the same expertise that what he demonstrated with Office 2007. Whether we like it or not, less than five minutes to understand how to manage files with skill and windows. In short, it is all so simple that one wonders why others have not thought of earlier.
3 - XP Virtual PC mode ensures compatibility of old applications
The future is Virtualization? What today is problematic for any operating system - or unstamped Microsoft - is compatible with what is pompously called the existing situation, ie our old applications and our old devices, which are still the case. With XP mode, Microsoft provides professionals and individuals alike in the most experienced, with the Ultimate version of Windows 7, a two-in-one.
For, in addition to providing a license for Windows 7, Microsoft offers a license for Windows XP SP3 which to turn, bears directly on the specific instructions of modern microprocessors. Not only the way XP has nothing to do with yet another version of Virtual PC in terms of performance, but it also proposes to provide access to applications running in a virtual machine from the desktop of Windows 7.
4 - The operation of the network was revisited
management data without server has since revamped version of Windows 3.11, improved from year to year without convincing. Even with Windows XP and Vista, resource sharing (printers, disk directory, a network drive) without dedicated server was never really convincing.
Yet Microsoft has done everything, including inventing Windows Home Server, a server for the general public. But without convincing. With Windows 7, that your PCs are connected via Wi-Fi, Ethernet, PLC, a mixture of the three, with one or more routers and access points, the function HomeGroup Computer "solves all problems. Suddenly, the sharing of any resources is done simply and securely. Great art. It was about time!
5 - The device drivers abound more and 32 as in 64-bit
is another good news brought by Windows 7, the same who was also resolved in the time of upgrading from Windows 98 SE / ME to Windows XP, where the device drivers were finally in 32 bits. A very large proportion of drivers are now compatible with 64 bits. So much so that installing a machine in 32 as 64-bit does not pose concern.
6 - Windows applications have been rewritten
Whether Calculator, Paint or WordPad, system applications have been rewritten and benefit both the passage of new features as an interface, resumption of Office 2007. It was time, but it is welcome.
7 - performance and stability are at the rendezvous
was the question posed by the arrival of Windows 7: whether the launch of Windows to resume standby, file transfer, or performance Chart performance is at the rendezvous. And that is not trying to compare Windows XP to 7. For Windows 7
memory has nothing to do in terms of stability with Windows XP is the day and night. As is the case with Windows Vista (but the performance is not there). So Windows 7 is at a time and the performance and stability. Add it above that, enjoy a 64-bit version as long as the memory is there, provides convenience and an unparalleled level of performance.
8 - PC manufacturers need
It's stupid to say, but if Vista is not a selling point, the presence of Windows 7 on a PC is, for the reasons mentioned above. Especially since the touch screen - which are the logical evolution of Tablet PC features of Windows XP as Vista - can invent new machines.
9 - Windows applications running on Seven
Outside utility systems, 32-bit Windows applications run on Windows and that both the 32 and 64 bits. Video games offer tested the same behavior. Compatibility mode, which has nothing to do with XP mode described above, is also extended to all versions of Windows versions, that is to say SP1, SP2 and SP3 for XP and Vista. Applications will also be able to take advantage of future developments with DirectX 11 as the power of graphics processors, for example, to encode a video.
10 - Seven is not Vista, let alone XP
Go to Windows 7 that belongs to Windows 7. This is a new operating system reviewed thoroughly (the nucleus was largely rewritten). Low resource utilization, graphically elegant, ergonomically well thought out, it offers what you demand in 2009 an operating system: to be forgotten to enjoy the most, Internet, applications and physical power of his machine.
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And in addition, for several myself that I installed, no crash problem. Read the comparison between 7 and windows xp and draws conclusions yourself.
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