Which Version of Windows 7 Should You Use?
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Sometimes, it seems like Microsoft’s sole purpose is to confuse computer users. This multi-billion dollar company continues to crank out new versions of Windows, leaving users scrambling to keep up with the latest trends and brand-new operating systems. It’s not enough that Windows 7 has come out on the market for computer users to enjoy; Microsoft wants you to pick from among six different versions of the software, because one just wouldn’t do. So, which one should you use…if you plan on using Windows 7 at all?
Windows 7: Versions, in Brief
Want to upgrade to Windows 7? Before you decide to use this new OS, you've got to decide which version of it best suits your needs. In total (and so far), there are six different versions of this program, each one slightly different from the next. Each one of these different types of Windows 7 will offer a certain package of features.
The versions are: Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Ultimate and Enterprise. However, unless you know what each version does and what it has to offer, those names just don't mean much.
Which Windows 7 should you be using? Take a closer look at each version before you decide -- and take a look at the features this OS has to offer (pictured below). Make sure you're getting what you want with the version you choose. Windows 7 has a lot to offer, but not all versions of the software are going to give you everything you're looking to get out of your new operating system.
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