Windows7 the detailed functional differences of each version

Windows 7 contains 6 versions, the 6 versions are Windows 7 Starter (primary), Windows 7 Home Basic (General edition), Windows 7 Home Premium (Family Advanced Edition), Windows 7 profes Sional (Professional Edition), Windows 7 Enterprise (Enterprise Edition), and Windows7 Ultimate (flagship edition). Here's a description of the features of Windows 7 that I've sorted out and their detailed differences to help you understand and choose Window 7.

Windows 7 Starter (Beginner edition)

This is the least functional version, the lack of aero special effects features, no 64-bit support, it was originally designed not to run more than three applications at the same time, fortunately, Microsoft finally canceled this limit, the final version can actually perform almost any Windows tasks. A strange limitation is the inability to replace the desktop background. In addition, there is no Windows Media Center and Mobile Center. It is designed primarily for low-end computers similar to netbooks, which are pre-installed on system integration or OEM computers, and are limited to specific types of hardware.

Windows 7 Home Basic (General edition)

This is a simplified home version, the Chinese version of the expected price of 399 yuan. Supports multiple monitors, has mobility center, includes partial support for aero effects, no Windows Media Center, lack of tablet support, no Remote Desktop, and can only join the inability to create a home networking group (family group). It is only in emerging markets (emerging markets), such as China, India and Brazil, excluding the US, Western Europe, Japan and other developed countries.

Windows 7 Home Premium (Family Advanced Edition)

For home users, to meet the needs of home entertainment, including all desktop enhancements and multimedia features, such as aero Effects, multi-touch features, Media Center, set up a home network group, handwriting recognition, etc., does not support Windows domain, Windows XP mode, multi-language and so on.

Windows 7 Professional (Professional Edition)

For enthusiasts and small business users, to meet the needs of office development, including enhanced network functions, such as Active Directory and domain support, Remote Desktop, etc., there are network backup, location-aware printing, Encrypting File System, demo mode (presentation mode), Windows XP model and other functions. 64-bit can support larger memory (192GB). can be obtained through OEM manufacturers and retailers worldwide.

Windows 7 Enterprise (Enterprise Edition)

Enterprise market-oriented advanced version, to meet the enterprise data sharing, management, security and other needs. Includes MultiLanguage Packs, UNIX application support, BitLocker Drive Encryption, branch caching (BranchCache), and so on, through the company with Software Assurance contracts with Microsoft to sell volume licenses. Not available in OEM and retail markets.

Windows 7 Ultimate (flagship edition)

With all the features, and the Enterprise version is basically the same product, only in the licensing method and its related applications and services have a difference. For high-end users and software enthusiasts. Professional Edition users and Home Premium users can pay for upgrades to the flagship version of Windows at any time (WAU) service. Unlike the Windows Visita Flagship edition, Windows 7 flagship does not include Windows Ultimate Extras features. In the retail market, the Windows 7 flagship may cause a windowsvista fiasco, so it is watered down.

In these six editions, the Windows 7 Home Advanced Edition and the Windows 7 Professional Edition are the two main versions, the former for home users and the latter for business users. Only the family, the Advanced edition, the Professional Edition and the flagship edition will appear in the retail market, and the ordinary family edition is for developing countries and regions only. And the primary version provided to OEM manufacturers pre-installed on the netbook, the enterprise version only through volume licensing to large enterprise customers, in the functional and flagship version of almost identical.

In addition, the 32-bit version and the 64-bit version have no appearance or functional differences, but there is a difference within. The 64-bit version supports 16GB or 192GB of memory, while the 32-bit version supports only the maximum 4GB memory. All new and newer CPUs are currently 64-bit compliant and can use a 64-bit version.

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also has a problem, according to the previous version of the home normal version provides 64-bit versions. But according to the current situation, Microsoft has not released the home normal version of the 64-bit version, and all the other versions have been released. Therefore, it is still uncertain whether the home version supports 64 digits, and it does not rule out the possibility of Microsoft canceling this version.