Can the user really bypass Vista to upgrade Windows7 directly?

A few days ago, a Microsoft spokeswoman said that users would face a security risk by bypassing Windows Vista directly to upgrade Windows seven (see: Microsoft said it would be a security risk to upgrade directly from XP to Windows 7), and then foreign commentators later said that Microsoft was buying strong.

Clearly, Microsoft's spokesmen have to take into account Microsoft's own interests, but they are not small workshops, and they do have a real point of view, but Vista's view is not just a security issue. If we look at the problem together with a development perspective, we can see that Windows Vista really can't be bypassed. We are here to briefly analyze, this article is not Microsoft Gun Draft, just to talk about our own point of view:

From Software and games alone: all the mainstream software, game versions, all better support Windows Vista, and even only Windows Vista will be supported. You may have experience, the original from Windows XP directly upgraded to Windows Vista, the main face two dilemma, one is the compatibility of software game problems, the second is their own hardware configuration is low, play does not turn to Vista.

So, how about upgrading from Windows XP to Windows Seven and not facing these problems?

Will certainly face, and, more seriously.

The development of the operating system will be more intelligent, easier to use, more secure, what are these decisions, please? It's the computing power of the computer! The price of a computer's cleverness is that it must be more, think more, think more thoroughly, think more comprehensively and faster. The same thing you think about a problem, which takes longer to decide whether to do it or to consider the causal relationship and contextual factors before and after. Which fee is more mental.

However, upgrading from Windows Vista to Windows Seven does not run into these problems, because Windows Seven is not so tall and sacred, it uses the core of Windows Vista and is naturally compatible with Windows Vista.

From these considerations, there are only a few factors that allow users to upgrade Windows Seven by bypassing Windows Vista:

1, now the economic conditions do not allow, do not buy better hardware;

2, do not like new things, feel the use of their own habits on the line;

3, follow the bandwagon, listen to people around to cry over compatibility issues also said Vista is not good;

4, do not like the fancy interface and easier to use the interface, want to downgrade XP into a DOS interface display master style;

5, have personality, others like, I just do not need;

6, pragmatism, enough on the line.