Windows 7 Operating System pros and cons comparison

The Windows 7 Beta version expires on August 1, 2009, so July 31 is the last day that users who are using the Windows 7 Beta version of the operating system will be able to use it properly. Microsoft reminded that users who want to continue using the Windows 7 system can download the RC version again, and the RC version can be used until June 1, 2010.

Prior to Microsoft Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/18328.html "> Remind users: Windows 7 Beta test version starting from July 1, every two hours automatically restart once, This reminds the user that the Windows7 beta will expire on August 1. The Windows 7 Beta version will not run at this time.

The beta version of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system is officially available for download from January 7 this year. July 23, Windows 7 has entered the mass production phase (RTM) and is scheduled for sale this October 22.

Microsoft says it has been alerting users to the expiration of the beta version in various ways since June. If you want to continue using Windows 7, you can download the RC version from the official website and continue using it. Or you can go back to the XP or Vista system you used in the past.

Here, Microsoft also cautioned that even the RC version is still a beta version, it is recommended that users should be the best dual-system operation, or if the home has two machines are installed on only one machine to prevent possible failure.

Disadvantage

Networking is disappointing: homegroups sounds like a good idea, you can view files on different computers on the Web, for example, you can view the information on a laptop in the living room on the desktop of your study. But this feature I feel more like a semi-finished, on the one hand you need to remember a lot of complex characters, on the other hand this feature requires two machines are installed Win 7 system, what if it is XP or Vista? This is really not a thoughtful consideration.

You need to remember and enter a lot of characters

The system upgrade also requires a reboot: There is no doubt that the win 7 system is smaller than the previous operating system, but if you install the update, you will still be required to reboot to install the system or manually reboot the installation. This may be the most needed improvement in Win 7, because it does make a great inconvenience to use.

Can not be directly upgraded: If you want to upgrade your computer from XP to Win 7, you still need to complete the installation, all the programs and settings have to be processed (Vista users can upgrade directly, but some user settings still need to adjust). Microsoft decided to give up XP to win 7 of the upgrade, but also have to have, the 10 use of non-stop patching, making the program upgrades become very complex, reinstall may also be a good way.