Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Top 7 Features Of Windows 7

By Aikednea Johansen


In the event you follow computer operating system news, you might have observed the conversations in some technical circles about Microsoft's next operating system known as Windows 7. This new Windows version is due out in the fourth quarter of 2009 and it consists of some interesting and useful features.It seems that Windows 7 is going to be a good one. At least that's the early consensus from those in the hallowed halls of IT. Windows 7 RC1 (Release Candidate 1) is being put to the test and here are seven (imagine that) things which are liked about this new operating system:

1) Windows 7 Action Center No, this isn't a news desk in your nearby Television station. This is a centralized location from which management of user security, troubleshooting, and recovery issues could be performed. All of these features had been included in prior versions of Microsoft Windows, however you had to visit separate places to get to them. Now, this software brings them all together under one roof. Brought over and expanded from WindowsVista, this is one improvement that's sure to please.

2) Windows 7 Problem Step Recorder Have you ever had a problem together with your pc that keeps on happening once more and once more? In the event you can't connect remotely to a assist desk or other source of assistance, you can't accurately explain what's occurring. Now, you can utilize the Issue Stage Recorder (PSR) and document all of the screen pictures, keystrokes and mouse clicks and conserve them into an MHTML (web) document that allows you to deliver it as a zipped (compressed) file to those who will help you.

3) Windows 7 ISO burner The term ISO is a name for an image (software capture) that's produced for the objective of distributing software to computers. Mainly used to make CDs, the ISO standard continues to be around for a while. But in the past, Windows versions didn't have a utility that allowed you to burn this directly to a CD or DVD. Now you will find this useful applet included in the operating system right where it needed to be all along.

4) Windows 7 Credential Manager Ever get exhausted of managing multiple user names and passwords? The new Credential Manager is better than Windows Vista's User Accounts applet. It permits for secure storage of passwords and credentials within the Windows Vault that gives you access to other computers, websites, email accounts, and so on.

5) Windows 7 Text Tuning and Color Calibration In your use of Windows, getting things to look right on your monitors can occasionally be a chore. What resolution do you use? What if you would like to make use of a resolution that does not look right on the screen? Now you can adjust that with this Control Panel application. This really is especially helpful if you have more than one monitor, since you can adjust each separately. It actually enables you to compare text and colours in your monitor and pick what looks best for you.

6) Windows 7 System Repair Disk Different Windows versions have included some repair features within the past, but absolutely nothing like this. This feature offers a really user-friendly graphical interface that allows you to create a CD or DVD that is bootable and contains files that will assist you to repair problems with your Windows Installation. You can access system recovery options even if you do not have or cannot find your original Windows installation disc.

7) Windows 7 Backup and Restore In Windows XP System Restore was perfected. But backup remained restricted in its features. In Windows 7, backup features have been greatly enhanced and combined with restore functions to allow for a much better overall experience in these critical areas.Windows 7 consists of numerous other new and improved features over prior versions of this operating system, but these are 7 of the most commented-on by early adopters.






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