ChatterBank1 min ago
Windows7
Currently I’m using XP Professional but I want to upgrade to Windows7. In my search I came across different edition of W7 but not sure which one to get. Which is better?
Should I get this? - http://emea.microsoft...ndows-7-Ultimate-Full
Or this? - http://emea.microsoft...s-7-Professional-Full
Should I get this? - http://emea.microsoft...ndows-7-Ultimate-Full
Or this? - http://emea.microsoft...s-7-Professional-Full
Answers
Scroll down to the comparison chart here:
http:// en. wikipedia. o... ki/ Windows_ 7_ editions
Unless you're the type of computer user who could teach Chuckfickens a thing or two (which is unlikely or you wouldn't have asked your question!) most of the things which have 'No' alongside them in the 'Professiona l' column (but which have 'Yes' shown under...
20:55 Tue 14th Sep 2010
Scroll down to the comparison chart here:
http://en.wikipedia.o...ki/Windows_7_editions
Unless you're the type of computer user who could teach Chuckfickens a thing or two (which is unlikely or you wouldn't have asked your question!) most of the things which have 'No' alongside them in the 'Professional' column (but which have 'Yes' shown under 'Ultimate') are probably completely meaningless to you. (They certainly are to me!). So it's highly unlikely that having those features would be of any use to you.
So, of the two versions of Windows you've mentioned, 'Professional' would probably be the better choice. However, after looking at that chart, you might decide that 'Home Premium' would be just as good for your needs.
Chris
http://en.wikipedia.o...ki/Windows_7_editions
Unless you're the type of computer user who could teach Chuckfickens a thing or two (which is unlikely or you wouldn't have asked your question!) most of the things which have 'No' alongside them in the 'Professional' column (but which have 'Yes' shown under 'Ultimate') are probably completely meaningless to you. (They certainly are to me!). So it's highly unlikely that having those features would be of any use to you.
So, of the two versions of Windows you've mentioned, 'Professional' would probably be the better choice. However, after looking at that chart, you might decide that 'Home Premium' would be just as good for your needs.
Chris
You can compare the different editions on the Microsoft Website
http://emea.microsoft...oft/Windows/Windows-7
http://emea.microsoft...oft/Windows/Windows-7
Thanks ChuckFickens! When you are bored and have a bit of time to spare please explain step-by-step how to do what you said to do. I do not understand anything about this virtual box you mentioned. I will do a bit of search on my own and then ask the questions. Ok..? :-)
Earlier today I bought Windows7 Ultimate; I had two choices W7 Ultimate and W7 Home Premium, and I took Ultimate.
Earlier today I bought Windows7 Ultimate; I had two choices W7 Ultimate and W7 Home Premium, and I took Ultimate.