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Windows 7 is one of the next generation operating system produced by Microsoft, which comprises multiplicity of new features on the other hand powerful operating system Microsoft Windows XP has proven to be a revolutionary step that brings enormous flexibility and ease of use to the user. But still Windows Upgrade is recommended from Microsoft Windows XP to Microsoft Windows 7.
Have a look at the benefits that Windows 7 has to offer the XP user.
Windows 7 is faster and work well on PCs designed for XP, to get the best out of it you will need at least a 1.83 GHz dual core processor and 1 GB of RAM.
Windows 7 represents improved data encryption as compared to XP and also improved security and XP users will find it easy to take control of their PCs and the programs on them while enjoying the increased safety that Windows 7 has to offer.
The new taskbar does double duty as a windows manager and applications launcher. If your browser has 3 pages open, these will appear as a stacked icon. Hover the cursor over this and you will see 3 thumbnails. Hover over the thumbnail and the window opens.
The "Jump List" is another new feature. Right click an application in the task bar and the Jump List, which shows the history of the most recent files used for that application (or web pages opened by your browser) opens and will make finding files and getting started on tasks much faster.
Data is now much easier organized with it. XP not only took it for granted that you wanted to store everything in the My Documents folder, it made changing the default location a painful process.
Windows 7 has a master Libraries folder to define different data storage locations and you can also include locations from other PCs on a network in the Libraries folder, where all the data will remain in the original locations but will also be accessible in one place.
For laptop users, Windows 7's power management option offers increased battery life as compared to XP.
Microsoft has not overlooked the loyalty of XP users. Windows 7 has an XP mode which will allow XP users to work in a way they are familiar with and also run all the XP related applications and software without any hassles.
Online technical support is provided for upgrading windows to both home and business users with multiple key benefits including:
24/7 availability
Presence of Microsoft certified technical group
Remote support
The support providers are offering authentic solutions with organized support at various levels so as to give a quick resolution.
Online computer support technicians resolve all the issues of operating systems at their level best and help to satisfy the customer's needs and enhance their goodwill too.
