Windows 7

Almost definitely yes. It will run faster than with Windows Vista. If you run Windows 7 on a machine with a dual- or quadcore 64bit processor, Windows 7 will outperform XP too. XP and most other older operating systems does not utilise multi core processors. I will even pitch it against Linux KDE4 (which might start a big war), but since Linux is highly customizable a direct comparison will be a streched out debate.

Now that the "special offer" prices have been discontinued, there's less of a case. However, there are some advantages over Windows 7 that might persuade you:

Windows 8 boots more quickly; I upgraded my Vista laptop to Windows 8 and the boot time went from around 5 minutes to 25 seconds. Windows 8 uses less resources than Windows 7, which means that the PC will run faster, Explorer, task manager and, particularly, file copying has been improved over windows 7.

Whether these improvements are worth the cost and work of upgrading is really up to you!

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That would depend on the compiler you were using and the file(s) you were trying to compile. Differen compilers would have different ways to run them, so you would need to know the commands for your particular compiler, if it is capable of running from the command prompt.

You can apparently 'roll back' a Windows 8 computer to Windows 7... HOWEVER - some computer manufacturers have said they will not repair a Windows 8 machine (even if it's still under warranty) if it's been rolled back ! They claim rolling a Windows 8 machine back to Windows 7 voids the warranty !

Avast seems to be one of a few antivirus applications out there that support the Windows xp pro x64 operating system, and it's free. Although you still need to find a compatible firewall. AVG is good and I think it also has a firewall. As an XP x64 user I have found Comodo Internet suite seems to run the best as far as resources and ease of use. It also has a built in firewall and is pretty much "plug and play" in that you basically install it and let it do its job. Everything from scanning to updates to firewall rules has already been done for you, but these are trivially easy to change from the Comodo control panel if you so desire.

Read this article, it shows you how to customize windows before you install it. http://www.goitexpert.com/entry.cfm?entry=Windows-Installation-Customization There is another one that shows you how to optimize Windows XP at; http://www.goitexpert.com/entry.cfm?entry=XP_Optimazation_Vol1

well, you see you go onto google and type in: purble place download

As of this date, there are no windows 7 service packs.

Microsoft released SP1 on Feb. 22, 2011. It can be installed through Windows Update, or it can be downloaded from the related link

Yes you can! To do it, you need to download a program called Oceanis.

After you download it, install the program. Then you will have to restart your computer. When you open the program, it will ask you to browse for a folder with pictures. Select a folder and then choose the pictures that you want to have on your desktop.

If you choose more than one picture, your computer will play the pictures as a slide show on your desktop. However if you only choose 1 picture, your computer will only show that 1 picture. I personally like having only one picture because it saves battery life and doesn't slow down you computer. This program also has no Viruses, Trojans, or Spyware!

First you highlight the songs that you want to download (press shift and move up or down while holding the left mouse button to highlight several items). Then you release mouse button then click and hold left mouse button. Drag to your iPod.

• Improved taskbar - Pin items to taskbar (similar to quick launch) and buttons are larger.
• Jump Lists - right clicking a button on the taskbar brings up special tasks (like recently opened files in that program, or changing your status on Windows Live Messenger)
• Desktop enhancements - Depending on where you drag a window, you can make it expand vertically, take up the entire screen, or appear side-by-side with another window. You can drag a window to the edge of the screen for it to 'snap' to the sides, a show desktop button on the bottom right makes all windows transparent, and shaking the top of a window will make all other open windows minimize/restore.

  Redecorate your desktop with fun new themes, slide shows, or handy gadgets.

• Windows Search - Improved from Windows Vista for more relevant results and in separate categories.
• Better device management - The Printers & Devices screen is improved so you can manage all your devices on one screen.
• HomeGroup - Share files & Printers, enter a homegroup name and password and it's all ready to share.
• View Available Network (VAN) - One small pop-out window to manage wireless networks, one-click access to networks
• Windows Live Essentials - 7 great programs, 1 free download. Mail, Movie Maker, Photo Gallery, and more.
• Full 64-bit support - Windows 7 makes the most of powerful 64-bit PCs, the new desktop standard.
• Performance improvements - Designed to sleep and resume quicker, be less memory hungry, and spot USB devices faster.
• Media - Play your media on other PCs, stereos, or TVs around the house. Enjoy music and video on your home PC-even when you're not at home.
• Windows Touch - Pair Windows 7 with a touchscreen and you won't always need a keyboard or mouse.

Well, if you have the toolbar with the cursor mania here's what you do:

1. Click on the Cursor Mania button on the toolbar

2. Click "Default" from the side menu on the left

3. Click on the picture of the default cursor

And you're all done:)

Install Windows XP mode on Windows 7. Connect your printer. At the taskbar at the top of the XP mode window, click on the USB tab. Select the Kyocera Fs-720 printer. If it asks you if you want to share, click yes. Your printer is now detected by the virtual xp machine.

Download the XP Kyocera Fs-720 driver. Install it. Open the document you want to print in the XP mode and print. You cannot print from Windows 7. You have to do so via the xp mode.

To print in the future, you will have to always click on the USB tab and share the printer. (This disconnects it from Windows 7 and connects it to the virtual XP mode machine).

It depends on many different things including but not limited to your budget, hardware, software you are planning on running (some of it is not compatible with windows 7).

Overall windows 7 is more stable than windows xp but requires sufficiently higher resoureses.

Windows XP Pro enables users to roll back an installation of XP to an original installation of Win98 or ME as long as the boot partition is formatted with FAT or FAT32.

Open Control Panel, open Add or Remove Programs, select Uninstall Windows XP and click Change/Remove.

I would never advise using ME, use Win98se if you have to, its more or less ME but faster but then its not very stable. Use Win2k or XP is my advice.

You'll have to run Fdisk & Reformat, & partition... after you have saved any important files. You will need "all" the Windows ME drivers for each device, if you had WinXP or 2000 they might not work. Making sure to have a Floppy BOOT disk, this is important to get the CD-ROM working for the Operating system to be reinstalled, http://www.worldstart.com/tips/shared/rr1.htm Or go to Microsoft knowledge base. For their instructions.

Why would you want to. Windows ME is the worst OS Microsoft ever came out with! If anything you need to up grade to 2000 or XP.

as of recently, it is impossible to downgrade to windows me, your only options right now are xp (support ending soon), vista (don't do it), 7, and soon to be 8. Those are the only options for windows right now.

I'm not sure what you mean. But if you mean that you want to format a hard drive or partion which is not a system file disk/partion. Then it's really easy to do. Start My Computer, right click on the hard drive/partion which you want to format and choose format, then choose file system which you prefer to format, and press ok/start.

records management software, and imaging systems assist businesses with large volumes of records. Imaging systems convert all types of documents to digitized electronic data that can be stored and retrieved quickly.

X4 and X5 work... If you specify version of your software it will be easier to help you.

It depends on what type of computer you have. You should have something like a "Preferences" application though, where you can adjust the lighting and contrast.

It does support some of them, really simple ones. If you a game uses extensive graphics most likely you will have to look for a patch supporting Seven.

Right click on My Computer>Manage>servicies and apllication>servicies now you will get all the servicies in righat pane then choose RPC in general option you will find startup type in that you have to select disabe.

Aero

In Windows 7, standard users are restricted from disabling auditing due to permission settings tied to the operating system's user account control (UAC) and security policies. Only users with administrative privileges can modify audit settings through the Local Security Policy or Group Policy Editor. This ensures that critical security measures, like auditing, remain intact to monitor system activities and protect against unauthorized changes.