In what some are taking as a request for forgiveness, Microsoft has revealed it’s cautiously titled Windows 7 Upgrade Program, which will allow some Vista users moving to the new operating system (OS) to do so free of charge. Windows 7 is basically the next release of Microsoft Windows, an operating system produced by Microsoft for use on PC, including home and business desktops, laptops; Tablet PCs, notebook and media center PCs.
The conditions are choosy, though: the operating system must have been pre-installed with a computer bought from July 1, 2009 on, and Home Basic and Starter Edition don't count. Depending on which version of Vista you are using, you will receive a corresponding version of Windows 7. Let us observe might be it will happen:
1. Windows Vista Home Premium -> Windows 7 Home Premium
2. Windows Vista Business -> Windows 7 Professional
3. Windows Vista Ultimate -> Windows 7 Ultimate
But noticeable point is this, program is offered to OEMs (original equipment manufacturers).
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Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Microsoft Give Windows 7 Away for Free
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
An Encounter with Windows 7
Last night finally i get along with my windows 7 experience, but don’t know why was it only me who has got discouraged or there are some of more there in my followers list, surely there would be..
On a first impression it only seems as if windows 7 is just a vista make over nothing more than that and has just grown somewhat more complex then vista rather then summing up.
Once again Microsoft has moved stuff around in the User Interface. After baffling its loyal users by completely changing the XP User Interface, So it started moving stuff, with the Control Panel taking the brunt of the abuse. Need to add a printer? Welcome to the new “Devices and Printers” applet! Looking for the “System and Maintenance” subgroup? It now has a new name: “System and Security.” And can you guess where the Security subgroup went? No? Then it’s time for some retraining! and ask for some Windows problems
System performance: With the same hardware requirements as vista it seemed as if Microsoft may have something to be patted for as with each of their releases a common history is the hardware requirement needs rises the bar of hardware cost. But sorry to comment something as 7 us as slow as vista, In fact, Windows 7’s performance is virtually identical to that of Vista SP1 on the same hardware. If you were unhappy with Vista’s CPU-hogging, memory-sucking ways, Windows 7 will provide little relief.
So, overall it was not happening but let keep our figures crossed as the shit is just in its Beta.
An Encounter with Windows 7
Last night finally i get along with my windows 7 experience, but don’t know why was it only me who has got discouraged or there are some of more there in my followers list, surely there would be..
On a first impression it only seems as if windows 7 is just a vista make over nothing more than that and has just grown somewhat more complex then vista rather then summing up.
Once again Microsoft has moved stuff around in the User Interface. After baffling its loyal users by completely changing the XP User Interface, So it started moving stuff, with the Control Panel taking the brunt of the abuse. Need to add a printer? Welcome to the new “Devices and Printers” applet! Looking for the “System and Maintenance” subgroup? It now has a new name: “System and Security.” And can you guess where the Security subgroup went? No? Then it’s time for some retraining! and ask for some Windows problems
System performance: With the same hardware requirements as vista it seemed as if Microsoft may have something to be patted for as with each of their releases a common history is the hardware requirement needs rises the bar of hardware cost. But sorry to comment something as 7 us as slow as vista, In fact, Windows 7’s performance is virtually identical to that of Vista SP1 on the same hardware. If you were unhappy with Vista’s CPU-hogging, memory-sucking ways, Windows 7 will provide little relief.
So, overall it was not happening but let keep our figures crossed as the shit is just in its Beta.
