Used more timid at first, when it was in version of tests (beta), Windows7 it becomes an increasingly popular operating system. Especially after the official launch of the first RC (Release Candidate), more and more users have INSTALLED The new system, and many are still seriously thinking if they give up Windows Vista or Windows XP for Windows 7.
For those who have already installed Windows Vista, the transition to Windows 7 is not an extremely large step, otherwise incomparable with the step taken by users who choose to move from Windows XP to Windows 7. differences Between XP and Windows 7 are huge. From Administration of services, PROCESS of the system, up to Graphic interface and… PERFORMANCES.
If you decided to install Windows 7, it would be fine, before you start the installation you are considering some details, so you can be sure that on your PC. can be installed Windows 7. Generally, PCs that rolled Windows Vista can run and Windows 7. A minimum of 20GB space on hard-disk, 1GB RAM for the systems on 32-bit and 2GB RAM For those on 64-bit. CPU minimum 1 GHz, and to use the Aero style, 128 MB on the graphics card, would be enough. If you know that you need to install programs that require many RAM/CPU resources, the minimum resources changes. Indicated would be a minimum 2GB RAM, Core 2 Duo CPU ~ 2.00 GHz, 512 MB video card.
Microsoft comes to the aid of those who want to move from Windows XP to Windows 7 RC, with a tool very useful. A application care check compatibility Your PC for Windows 7.
Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor It will tell you if your system is prepared for Windows 7, if the installed programs and drivers are compatible.
When you start the system verification With Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor it is advisable to have all the external components connected la PC. Video camera, camera web, printer, scanner-ul, card reader, etc. At the end of the check you will receive a report in which the components / drivers compatible, those to be installed and those that require a update After installation.
To download Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor, visit the official page a Microsoft And follow the instructions carefully.
Currently this product is in a beta development stage, being available only in English.
