Windows 7 Full

Hello, the time for wait has gone. Software giant Microsoft has launched two great tools-Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor and Windows 7 Compatibility Center on 20th of October, 2009, which you were looking for. Both these tools are available at www.windows.com/compatibility- your place to go for any Windows 7 compatibility question you might have. Apart from links to Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor and Windows 7 Compatibility Center, you will also get help from experts in the Microsoft Answers Forums and the Windows Help & How-to team.

The site allows consumers to search by categories, such as “music and MP3” and “communication and Internet” under the software heading, or “media players and TV devices” in hardware. Users can also drill-down results by brand and compatibility and the site provide links to drivers and software updates. Thousands of products are listed in the site and will continue to add thousands more in coming months.

Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor: The Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor scans your PC to see if it is ready for Windows 7. It checks to see if your PC meets the system requirements, lets you know if your processor is capable of running 64-bit versions of Windows 7 and gives guidance on your upgrade options. It also tells you about any known compatibility issues with the most commonly installed software programs and devices connected to your PC. If an issue can be resolved, it suggests next steps for you to take before installing Windows 7.

Window 7 Upgrade Advisor

Windows 7 Compatibility Center: The Windows 7 Compatibility Center helps you easily check the compatibility of thousands of devices and software programs for 32-bit or 64-bit versions of Windows 7. Usually, you won’t need to do anything to ensure compatibility. If you do, the site goes beyond just telling you what will work or what will not work. It also provides links to drivers and software updates to get your PC running with the latest software.

Windows 7 Compatibility Center

Well done today, Steven Sinofsky, he is the new president of Windows and his responsibilities will be Windows 7. He has a lot expericen working with MS and we are only expecting good discipline and a lot of success.
Steven has been with MS for a long time and he is previously known avoiding the “Vista Disaster”.
He will be responsible for the Windows 7 Public release. For those who have followed Sinofsky, they know that he does not make random promises too soon. When he promises something, he is almost 100% sure that he will meet the customer expectations.
Having him in charge, the future Windows 7 users can be sure that deadlines will be met at the expected quality level.
This is the man for the job, apparently Ms is really betting a lot on the new Windows 7, they claim that they have listened to the customer, but it is not the customer who has requested Sinofsky. Appointing the best man for that position is clearly the desire of MS to finally satisfy the customer need at 100%.