Windows 7 will have Vista's unmatched compatibility

With the appearance of Windows 7 last week, it has attracted the attention of many IT people. There is no doubt that the relevant issues are basically solved before any operating system comes out, and Windows 7 is no exception. The Windows 7 part was added as early as two months ago to upgrade the Microsoft Logo Certification Program requirements revision.

According to Microsoft, Windows 7 will have unmatched compatibility with Vista, and there is a series of guarantees for Windows users to ensure a high level of compatibility. So even though the first beta of Windows 7 was released, there was a very strong compatibility.

In the Microsoft Logo Certification Program requirements, it is a very important feature for customers to ensure compatibility with a variety of hardware when an upgraded operating system is released. Microsoft and its partners continue to address operating system and hardware compatibility issues as part of the Windows 7 release plan.

It is reported that Microsoft has used Windows Server 2008 and Vista logo certification as a weight, requiring hardware manufacturers to test and drive Windows 7 Beta. It can be seen that Microsoft's compatibility with the upcoming Windows 7 issue is very important, and the reality will be how we will wait and see.