The first reaction after people use Windows7

Playing Windows 7 Beta during Christmas is really interesting because it gives me the opportunity to show people the latest operating system from Microsoft and get feedback on Windows 7 from a large audience.

In general, users have a positive attitude towards this system. Of course, there are also some different voices, mainly focused on:

*The startup screen is too dark, always making people think that What's wrong?

*The taskbar is too wide, too confusing, too new

*No traditional style start menu

*Compared with XP/Vista, changes too More

However, when people consider upgrading to Windows 7, there are still some concerns, mainly focused on:

* It is not clear what improvements are compared to existing systems

* Compatibility with hardware and software

*Price

*Worry about the current economic situation

In my opinion, Microsoft's sales for Windows 7 will It won't be easy. In the current environment, users will be more concerned with whether Windows 7 will allow users to upgrade hardware and purchase other software at no additional cost. Therefore, Microsoft must ensure compatibility with hardware and software under Vista. At the same time, you must also let users know what this system can bring to users?

At present, compared to Vista's 21% market share, Windows 7's main upgrade target is XP, which accounts for 65% of the market share. At this time, users will face the same problem when upgrading to Vista.

The boot screen of Windows 7 is too dark, and it always makes people think that something is wrong