Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Edition 32BIT DVD OEM

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Incredibly considerably like a slicked up version of XP, meaning I was fairly much an specialist user soon after 30 seconds of tinkering. None so far. I imply, some of the default behaviors are annoying, but that comes with any non-Linux OS and they're quickly changed.

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Considerably superior stability, there is very a few "cosmetic" changes from Vista (i.e. the Wallpaper slideshow), but general the stability aspect was the biggie for me. None....but. Its microsoft, a single will ultimately pop up.

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Ease of use..Exceptional None

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Installs promptly when you turn off many choices in BIOS such as your Floppy drive and AHCI for SATA HD.. It recognized all my hardware except my old Canon Lide 50 scanner & Samsung CLP-315W printer.. Look at the Forums and make sure you comply with their recommendations: eliminate all USB devices (except KB), turn OFF AHCI for your SATA drive and turn off the Floppy drive.. The newer MBs had choices for Hyyperthreading of the memory that they also turned off (AMD MBs).. It has a backup like MACs Time Machine and mine did include Windows Media Center which applied my Computer HDTV Pro USB stick to connect to Cox Cable and watch reside Tv..

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Way superior than vistaI had so much trouble with vista .. i gave the disk away for a situation of beer Blue screen of death on 1st new set up re-boot .. SIGH !!! .. but it recovered This will be that last Windows operating system that i think i will get as Linux is beginning to look pretty excellent as a finnished item ... Anybody thinking about a new O.S for their computer ought to realy appear at the no cost Linux distros ahead of shelling out your challenging coin IMO

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The 32 bit version is quite reputable & if you like Win XP you will like Win 7. Win 7 is very simple to understand if you are familiar with Win XP. Improved graphics is good! No driver issues, however the hardware drivers do lead to differences in how some hardware functioned in Win XP & Vista Ultimate. Check YOUR SETTINGS on specific printers. If you set your mouse click settings to open a folder with a single click & you accidentally double click the mouse the folder could end up in the recycle bin & being deleted. BE Cautious WITH YOUR MOUSE SETTINGS! I have utilised all of the 32 bit & 64 bit Win 7 Betas & the final RTM for the past year & the final 32 bit is a good O/S. However, the 64 bit O/S nevertheless desires operate & the IE8 browser nevertheless freezes up. I cancelled my 64 bit pre-order since of the continuing troubles.

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Effortless to install. Intuitive interface. Does all those nitpicky factors like setting up networks and peripherals *automatically*. None for Win 7. Huge con for Microsoft for not skipping Vista and going straight to this gem from XP. It's like going from a stick shift to an automatic transmission.

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Wish the lenevo laptop took 64, but the 32 bit works that very same. Fast boot ups, I know clean process = quicker boot ups, but its excellent to see on a 5-6 yr old laptop operating quicker. Wish MSFT would just sell 32ኜ on just about every disc and let it establish your wants. I ordered 64 disc originally simply because msft win 7 test passed at 64 on a 32 bit laptop. but when installing failed. Checked with lenovo and they stated 32 only. New egg couldn't take the disc back and neither MSFT. so no doc'd eggs. Purchased a different 32 and applied the other 64 on another machine later.

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Corrects numerous of the flaws of Vista. Adds its personal inconsistencies. MS projects always seem to be cobbled together by disparate committees that don't speak to each and every other. I read that as of December, the EULA for the OEM version was rewritten to prohibit use on residence built setups...you can only use this version on item to be sold outdoors the house.

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What can I say... it's a Microsoft item. The only factor to say right here is the price at Newegg for this OS is much better than any other "reliable" vendor I have located. This is a Microsoft complaint. According to the license you ought to have an OEM copy of Windows installed on a Pc ahead of you can volume icense it. I purchased 94 copies for builds being accomplished at my business.

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This OS looks wonderful, functions wonderful and didn't have any problem or whatsoever.All the games I had run excellent on Windows 7. None Hoping that some of the hardware wasn't operating with Vista will function with Windows 7. But haven't tried it yet.

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-Installs quite easily.-Recognizes practically anything. This is almost certainly due more to hardware standardization than something MS has carried out.-A few factors like the Handle Panel genuinely are superior organized than in XP.-This could be my imagination, or quicker hardware, but it appears to recognize other computers on the LAN significantly more swiftly than XP. Workgroup no longer appears to be relevant. -The new "All Programs" section of the Commence Menu is just wretched. What a downgrade. Third-celebration replacements are already on the industry.-MS in its infinite wisdom decided you didn't require the fast launch toolbar. Rather, you have to "pin" your apps to the taskbar, and you'll quickly find out to hate it. Google "quick launch win7" for a resolution.-Sideways folder icons. Basically stupid.-If you loved the way XP showed thumbnails of the folder contents, get used to living with out it.-Like all preceding versions, you can't modify a file extension devoid of getting scolded.-Idles at about 500MB. Wow.-You can't place your data on a separate drive, and by information I mean the whole Users folder. You CAN put certain subfolders elsewhere, and that's marginally far better than nothing I suppose, but how uncomplicated would it have been to make it an installation solution? If you want the OS on a RAID volume, and ALL information on a RAID 1 volume, too negative. Not a huge fan of the Aero look-and-feel; the transparent window frames are distracting for me, but you could like them. They're uncomplicated to turn off. As are most of the other annoying characteristics by way of the "Ease of Access Center." There seems to be a bit of astroturfing going on with some of the other evaluations here.

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Extremely Smooth Install, substantially greater than XP/Vista. Very Stable and Performs Nicely. 32bit implies it will not recognize additional than three.xxx gig of ram, which is a severe limitation in my book, hence the loss of an egg. Get the 64 Bit version. An older HP scanner would not perform with 7 - HP really should update their drivers!

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The os was all that I expected from the start out The up-dates 5that I recieved right now,two-10-2010, will not let the 0s function I hope that windows will repair this soon.

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-more quickly than vista. -slower than XP-some software program doesn't run nicely at all (quickbooks)-does not like to clone. (have to reinstall when upgrading tough drive.)-WAY more than priced. -only pro and ultimate are helpful. At initially use I actually liked it. Now that I have been using it for nearly a year, I am sticking with XP. In truth I feel xp will be the final OS I run from Microsoft. Linux is a DREAM to run.

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None If you like XP Qualified stick with it. You'll be disapointed since of what Microsoft has deleted. Only reconizes four gig of RAM. No Outlook Express. Absolutely nothing special that justifies spending the funds. Not much intuitive navigation.

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Fast beginning, wonderful format, I consider it is as fantastic as XP. None None

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Quick, additional secure, doesn't have the printer compatibility troubles that plagued Vista, did a great job circumventing all the annoying security warnings from Vista. I have had corrupted user profiles, it hardly ever takes place and rebooting usually fixes it. I in no way purchased Vista, only applied it when clients bought new systems at the time with it pre-installed. I personally upgraded from XP to Windows 7 pro. To all you you wary of upgrading to Win7 from XP here's a sign of relief, Microsoft offers a free copy of windows XP to run as virtual machine for everyone who bought Win7 pro or greater. Here is the hyperlink to do so: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-computer/download.aspxFYI, the virtual machine is 32 bit.This was a godsend for me considering that I nevertheless work with legacy 16-bit applications, which would not run on Vista or later.

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It has less stuff then Vista which for me is a excellent factor. Had a difficult time finding it to configure my on board sound. Worse but, my printer will not perform! I tried all the MS “fixes” and no luck. I have a HP PSC 2410 that worked with XP and Vista. It is truly going to be a bummer if I have to obtain a new printer. I play games, internet surf and write letters employing MS Word. At this time Win 7 only does 2 of the three. I have spent many hours attempting to get my printer to function. I believe it is certainly ridiculous that MS can’t a thing so simple appropriate. Plus I really should not have to look for fixes! I am genuinely mad at the believed of possessing to by a new printer.

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Fantastic OS in particular compared to Windows Vista.Initially had Windows Vista 64-bit installed and decided to upgrade, through a fresh install, to Windows 7 64-bit. Noticed a considerable distinction in all high-demand/high-performance applications Ɠd rendering, gaming, common graphical art, etc) more than Windows Vista. Windows no longer supports computer software RAID 5. This could have been the case in Windows Vista as nicely. Microsoft did a significantly much better job with this OS than Vista and seems to have gotten many hardware manufacturers on their side for device assistance. I've installed webcams, sound cards, video cards, monitors, video capture cards ... quite significantly the whole gambit of recent laptop or computer hardware, dating back a couple of years at the most, on Windows 7 machines and have by no means had any problem with either Windows already having the driver required or employing the driver supplied on media that came with the device.

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Satisfactorywindows 7 is brother VISTA

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Really slick interface and nice bells and whistles. I have a Dell M1730 which is a incredibly high finish machine but sadly driver support is spotty. My WebCam appears to not be recognized at all so I can't post up any video blogs or communicate via Skype and even though I'm at it, Skype seems to not operate at all. My Android phone is also not being detected (HTC G1) so out the window goes my music sync'ing as properly as development. Thank goodness Linux handles points nicely adequate... Take into account Windows 7 to be the official version of Vista and Vista to be a nasty small beta test MS pulled out of their booty to show that they're nevertheless in the game. So if you hated Vista and require some thing newer than XP then Windows 7 is for you.

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Newegg typical fantastic costs and service. Typical poor Microsoft half baked product and the assoicated issues. I experienced repeated failures when attempting to install clean on new Pc. References File corruption error, 0x80070570. Seems to be widespread problem based on Google search results. No aid from Microsoft, what a surprise! Calls to them reporting this issue resulted in options only to spend one of their Indians โ/hr for help or call Newegg. I ought to have known greater and stayed with XP. Buyers beware!

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Just an update.......nevertheless exceptional software. As soon as I installed all of my secondary computer software programs, I ran every little thing for about a week and then began tweaking. Specs are 320Gb Seagate @ 7200, 2Gb of Kingston Value Ram. This thing runs like a bandit ! Utilizing a very good high end DSL (ATT); I have "check times" of eight-15 thousandths of a second response time. Nice!!!! If you run a company based method, this is the ticket....and you can get it all from Newegg. None. Newegg raised the bar on client service......Fantastic Job!

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ş egg for 64bit that functions smoothly now so leave 32 bit go like we did with Win98s 16bit. Š egg for Win7 Pros improved Laptop or computer Management that is worth the xtra bucks with computer software RAID that screams mbs! š egg for the feel of a polished and shinny lastly repaired WinXP Computer operating software. Loose an egg on Win 7's experence index tool that facinates but is incredibly messmerizing to the need to purchase far better Loose another egg mainly because following 15+ years of Microsoft Windows to Win7, why do we still have to spend so substantially for a system we currently paid for? Your killing us Microsoft with your repair bill! All the essence of civilization: thought, art, writing, manners, taste and comfort of the coming 2010s "Win7" will surely be the times oddesy. All the artist involved deserve the actual applause on this version. Freak out, I should be addicted?