Windows7: The first Windows

in history that does not require hardware follow-up. Windows7 is indeed on time after three years of Vista release. Many friends have joked that Windows 7 is actually a Vista vest, but by using it, The biggest feature of Windows 7 is that it has no features.

Why do you say that the biggest feature is that there is no feature? Take Vista as an example. After Vista was released three years ago, everyone compared it with XP. It is very troublesome to find out how to use the user. Many system settings and so on have all the big changes, which makes contact with Vista from XP. Friends are very uncomfortable. In this case, even if Vista provides a very gorgeous picture, it still does not get support from ordinary users to enterprise users.

Compared with this aspect, because of the lessons of Vista, Windows7 is closer to Vista, but a lot of human-machine interface needs to be more user-friendly. It can be easily found by XP. Some commonly used settings, the driver can automatically search through the network, for many friends, Windows7 compared to XP in the habit of use, the change is not very large.

After using Windows 7 for a period of time, the original XP boot for 43 seconds, now with Windows7 is still about 40 seconds, at least in terms of hardware performance, the current running XP computer can basically run Win7 Of course, the premise is that the hardware driver used by everyone has a Vista version of the driver, which makes the hardware like the 865 motherboard lose the opportunity to upgrade to Windows 7 because of the driver.

It can be said that Windows7 has a good performance in terms of installation, driver, hardware requirements, and user experience. It can be seen that Microsoft's ability in human-machine interface has been greatly developed compared to Vista, but another On the one hand, for hardware vendors, Windows 7 doesn't have much to look forward to.

Windows7 has almost no configuration requirements for computers. Basically, the bottleneck that restricts everyone's use of Windows 7 is driver support, not hardware performance. This is the case for every WINDOWS upgrade that will drive the development of computer hardware. It's a fundamental change, but it's not too good news for hardware vendors eager to develop new computer features.

When XP was popular on the market, a lot of computer hardware was named after the XP version of the graphics card and the like did not happen after the release of Windows7. Windows7 can almost certainly say that Microsoft has been so many years. The first operating system that will not drive the development of hardware, and a large number of friends who have been eating behind the Microsoft operating system are facing the same problem, can not wait for Microsoft's operating system to eat a full meal.

At present, almost all software vendors have a very high evaluation of Windows7. After all, this is the first Microsoft operating system since the release of WIN95, and there is almost no negative opinion after the release of the BETA version. Interested friends are still very It is worth trying.