Windows 7 is Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

[Vrushabh]

My computer is running Windows Vista operating system. I have heard that Windows 7 is Two Steps Forward, One Step Back. Why is it said so? Is there something special in this operating system? Does it increase the speed of our work?

According to you guys, which is a better operating system, Windows Vista or Windows 7? I want to know this because I am not sure if the upgrading to the Windows 7 operating system must be done or not.

All possible replies and suggestions are very much appreciated.

[MrChris-]

Hello there, it is truly said that Windows 7 is Two Steps Forward, One Step Back. This is because the booting speed of this operating system is comparatively faster to Windows Vista. You can freely upgrade to the Windows 7 operating system without any worries. You will find this operating system very much useful than Windows Vista because it has more benefits.

[SalVatore]

The main reason why Windows 7 is Two Steps Forward, One Step Back because when the new applications and programs are installed in the system, they use very less amount of the memory as compared to the other operating systems released by Windows 7. The only thing to be noted while moving to Windows 7 is that the applications and programs must be compatible with it. Otherwise, you will face problems working with them.

[Solomon]

There is no need to worry about the incompatibilities that are encountered in the Windows 7 operating system. This is because you can start the operating system in the compatibility mode, that is with the help of the compatibility mode, that is available when the troubleshoot compatibility option is used. Also, there are many alternatives for the incompatibilities in the Windows 7.

[Lillebror]

When you are switching to the Windows 7 operating system, do not do the upgradation of the same, but it is required that the clean install must be done. Otherwise, the problems of the current operating system will also be retained in the new operating system. Many of the speeding processors are supported fine by Windows 7, so the overall system will be faster than Windows Vista.