Windows 7 upgrade features

[Chandranath]

Is there a difference between the upgrade and the full product. If yes then what is the difference. How can I determine that. Should I get Windows 7 on a new PC, or upgrade the one I have. Also is ti possible that I can have a upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7. Can I upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7 and which edition of Windows 7 is right for me. How to find out that.

[Devasis]

If you are running an authentic version of Windows XP or Windows Vista, you be eligible for an upgrade copy of Windows 7. When you buy Windows 7, you can prefer or desire between the upgrade and full version. Both include the same features. If you have Windows XP or Windows Vista on your PC, you can use the upgrade version. If you do not, you will need to get the full version.

[Solomon]

Windows 7 is deliberate to make new technology, counting advances in digital media, hardware and devices, really shine. We partner with the top PC manufacturers to help guarantee that Windows 7 will work great with your new PC. And rest guaranteed, moving into a new PC is easy. Windows 7 may also greatly develop the PC you're using today. To know if your own PC can run Windows 7, download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. If you find out your PC is capable of running Windows 7, take a look at the information in sequence describing the upgrade process. That should help you decide which path is right for you.

[MrChris-]

Download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade consultant to see if your PC can run Windows 7. If you prefer or desire to install Windows 7 on a PC running Windows XP, you will need to back up your PC, install Windows 7, then reinstall your programs, files, and settings. Windows simply relocate is a free tool you can use to copy your information in sequence (but not programs) off your PC and then put them back after you install Windows 7. If you want to see if other devices or software work with Windows 7, check out the Windows 7 Compatibility Center.

[Calvin K]

Windows 7 is premeditated to run well on PCs running Windows Vista. Download and run the Windows 7 Upgrade consultant to see if your PC can run Windows 7. If you want to see if other devices or software work with Windows 7, check out the Windows 7 Compatibility Center. This can give more details regarding the same matter.

[Lillebror]

Normally speaking, if you use your PC stringently at home and for entertainment, Windows 7 Home Premium is a better alternative. If you plan to do work on your home PC, Windows 7 Professional is a better alternative. If you want it all, get Windows 7 Ultimate. Here's where you can get supplementary information in sequence about what's in each edition, and compare the editions side by side.