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Windows 7 has been released with a number of different editions of the operating system much in the same fashion as Windows Vista. With Windows 2000 Professional which was built off of the NT kernel technology that grew from Windows NT, there was just that release of Windows 2000 with respect to a client operating system aimed at the corporate environment. There were three versions of Windows 2000 Server that were released but these were designated for servers and workstations over desktop or laptop use. Windows XP released with a Home Version and a Professional Version with Home being targeted for the end user / consumer field and Professional being targeted for corporate environments. When Windows Vista released there were a number of versions that were made available for both consumers and corporate customers. Read the full article via Windows 7 Features Offered on each Edition of Windows 7 Technorati Tags: 70-680 Windows 7 , Windows 7 , MCTS , MCITP

by Jason Zandri Windows 7 has been released by Microsoft as the successor to Windows Vista and prior to that Windows XP. In most cases, consumers purchased their computers and notebook systems with Windows XP Home Edition preinstalled and then later when Vista was released they bought systems with Vista Home Basic or Home Premium installed. Some may have otherwise opted to have Windows Vista Ultimate installed. There were other versions of Windows XP and Vista that were aimed at the commercial computer space much like what we have today in Windows 7. This article will be an overview of some of the system requirements and included features of Windows 7 Starter Edition. Read the full article via Windows 7 Starter Edition Technorati Tags: 70-680 Windows 7 , Windows 7 , Starter Edition , MCTS

by Jason Zandri Windows 7 has recently been released from Microsoft as the newest desktop operating system available for computer users. Most end users will either purchase their system with Windows 7 pre-installed or will have an existing system running either Windows Vista or Windows XP and they will upgrade to Windows 7. The main difference is the completion of that upgrade task. Read the entire article - Performing a clean install of Windows 7 Technorati Tags: 70-680 Windows 7 , free , install , MCTS , MCITP , Perform a clean installation , training , Windows 7

Author : Greg Shultz Greg Shultz walks through the steps of setting up Windows XP system to dual boot with Windows 7 Read the entire article @ TechRepublic   Technorati Tags: Dual boot , multi boot , Windows 7 , training , install , Setting up Windows 7 in a dual or multi boot configuration

Video: Dual-boot Windows XP and Windows 7 Date : November 30th, 2009 Author : Bill Detwiler Bill Detwiler shows you how to install Windows 7 in a dual boot configuration with Windows XP Watch the entire video @ TechRepublic Technorati Tags: Dual boot , multi boot , Windows 7 , training , install , Setting up Windows 7 in a dual or multi boot configuration

Author : Greg Shultz Greg Shultz walks through the steps of setting up a USB flash drive so that you can deploy Windows 7 with it. Read the entire article @ TechRepublic Technorati Tags: Perform a clean installation , Windows 7 , training , install , USB , Flash Drive

Video: Install Windows 7 from a USB flash drive Date : November 23rd, 2009 Author : Bill Detwiler Bill Detwiler shows you how to install Windows 7 directly from a USB flash drive Watch the entire video @ TechRepublic Technorati Tags: Perform a clean installation , Windows 7 , training , install , USB , Flash Drive

Microsoft kills $150 Windows 7 Family Pack deal by Gregg Keizer - December 7, 2009 - Microsoft yanked its $150 Windows 7 Family Pack from the U.S. market last week, saying that the limited time offer had expired. The page dedicated to the Family Pack now reads: "Thank you for your interest in Windows 7. The Windows 7 Family Pack offer has ended." Read the complete article @ IT WORLD Technorati Tags: Windows 7 , upgrade , install