From Windows XP to Windows 7
Lots of advices and lots of suggestions. Don’t know what to do. Well, I have Windows XP installed on my laptop. And honestly speaking, it runs fairly well on my laptop. Not even a single issue encountered from the day when I installed it for the first time. Undoubtedly, it is one of the best operating systems in my opinion. And I bet you all agree to it. Don’t you?
It could have been a different story if I would have gone for a change. Say, if I would have gone for Windows Vista then I think it would have turned out to be a bad decision. Most of you must be knowing at least something about the Windows Vista. I think it was one of the hugely anticipated operating systems from the Microsoft. But in the end, it had nothing much to offer. Lots of reasons were cited for its failure. The major reasons being -
- Windows Vista was full of bugs which were difficult to trace.
- Windows Vista required powerful computers to run smoothly.
- Windows Vista had a lot of compatibility issues.
- Windows Vista was difficult to upgrade.
- Windows Vista performed poorly on the Laptops and often crashed or freezed in case it ran slowly on the system.
But I can go for Windows 7. The seemingly long awaited much hyped Windows 7 has finally arrived in the market. And its arrival has certainly brought smiles on everyone’s faces. Windows 7 is making news all over and all for good reasons. Here are some of the most important features of Windows 7, almost look alike of Windows Vista from what I know. Please correct me if I am wrong.
- Windows 7 is fluid, non-intrusive, and elegant.
- Windows 7 is easy to use and has a modern sensibility.
- Windows 7 has a look and feel which is suggestive of touch-screen technology.
- Windows 7 is built to facilitate uses — like playing with images and watching videos — that came of age after XP was created.
- Windows 7 offers better security and is robust.
- Windows 7 boots fast and has a better navigation from a corporate network to home network. This has been made possible through “Tunneling Technology”.
- Windows 7 offers much enhanced battery life for notebooks by extending it from 6-12 hours.
- Windows 7 makes watching videos and internet TV easily accessible. “With the premium version, one can pretty much do what mediacentre PCs did — sharing media, watching videos and effectively making a TV on the PC.
Well, these facts can surely make anyone think for the upgrade. Surely no harm with it as in my opinion, it would lead to much better performance from your system. To let you know more, Microsoft had set a target of having Windows 7 installed on over 100 PC models in India. In less than a month since its launch on October 22, over 2,000 Indian companies are in the process of installing Microsoft’s latest operating system (OS), Windows 7. The companies include major IT companies like Infosys, Wipro, NIIT, car companies like Maruti and even the Bangalore airport, and Manipal University, besides many small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), according to Steven Guggenheimer, Microsoft’s corporate vice-president, OEM.
So, that gives you another idea – how well things have been going on for Windows 7 and must say for the Microsoft. It indeed looks very promising. Sooner or later, I am also planning to upgrade my OS to Windows 7. Will it be a good idea then? Should I move from Windows XP to Windows 7 ? Have you people tried Windows 7 yet ? Did you like it ? Please have your say..





once again very informative post which made me learn so many things and i must simply tell you ” you are awesome in all fields” – windows 7 is really a good one when compared to vista and i will tell these to my friends. thank you once again!