Microsoft’s latest operating system is definitely a big improvement on its predecessor- introducing Windows 7 and the big improvements.  With the power-packed features of this latest operating system from Microsoft, it can be said that what Windows Vista is not, Windows 7 is.
Officially launched in the market last week of October, Windows 7 operating system has gotten countless warm reviews from users and critiques alike.  Microsoft has a winning system in Windows 7 considering Windows 7 big improvements over Windows Vista, its predecessor.

What is best about Windows 7 is its enhanced user experience.  Microsoft has taken into consideration all aspects relative to enhancing user experience and translates it into the power-packed features of Windows 7.

Windows 7 User Interface

Beginning with the user interface, Windows 7 has an improved taskbar where the icons can easily be rearranged according to the user’s preference.  Icons have also replaced text description to make it visual and easy for users to identify.  Unlike the previous systems, these icons will remain in place and will not get mixed-up the moment the user restarts the computer.

Microsoft has also introduced the Windows 7 snap feature where users who multitask will find it easy to open and manage two windows at the same time.  User can just drag one window either to the left or the right edge of the screen where said window automatically resizes to about 50% of the screen.  This makes it convenient for the user to manage two open windows at the same time.

Improved Performance

Windows 7 has effectively addressed one of the big issues hounding Windows Vista that is performance speed.  The improved performance of Windows 7 is one of its most admired features.  The user does not have to impatiently wait for the applications to load, or to respond to requests.  Loading of application as well as responding to user’s requests is definitely much faster in Windows 7 than Windows Vista.  The user does not also get the feeling that his computer is freezing that usually what one gets with Windows Vista.

Another thing with Windows 7 that greatly enhances user experience is its ability to adjust the permission settings.  This means that depending on one’s adjustment, the user can easily turn-off the permission setting that typically pops-up in Windows Vista every time he opens an application, load a program, or do something in the computer.

A More Comprehensive Help and Support

With user experience and convenience in mind, Microsoft has enhanced Windows 7 help and support system.  This time, the user does not only get general and detailed information about the common issues on using the operating system, but also provides an answer to any specific issue a user may have with Windows 7.  It practically covers every issue possible on how to use and troubleshoot Windows 7.
These are just some of the powerful features user can enjoy and benefit from Windows 7 and the big improvements.  Many have already migrated from their previous operating system to Windows 7.  Don’t you think it’s about time that you do, too?