Articles on Computer The Fun Way to Compute – Upgrading to Windows 7 by Naval Gogia

Discovering the fun way to do your computing work will only enhance your work speed. And when we speak of speed, there can be no better operating system than the Windows 7 versions. Simplifying everyday tasks, doing new things, working the way you want - there are more that you can do using any of the Windows 7 versions. If you don't still have the right Windows 7 version installed in your PC, you are far behind from what real and fast computing is. Visit an online store selling genuine Microsoft products, compare the Widows 7 versions, and get your operating system right away. You can avail some good discounts online.

If you are using Windows XP, worry not. You can upgrade it to Windows 7. And if you have already purchased Windows 7, the local computer service provider can help you get it installed. Alternatively, you can visit an online platform where step-by-step instructions are provided, guiding you through the entire process. It will be wise on your part to get the steps printed so that you don't get confused following the steps online.

So, you have bought the Windows 7 Professional. Upgrading your Windows 7 Professional may seem a complex process for you as you may be a novice in this segment and the whole process will take you a couple of hours. Have patience and follow the instructions minutely. Generally, it is custom installation that most computer users follow when upgrading to Windows 7. Before you start the process, take into consideration what you will need. First of all you will need an external hard disk to move your files off of your PC. You may get the 'Windows Easy Transfer' downloaded from the Internet to make the job easier for you. The external hard disk will serve as an additional storage space to your computer. The other things you will need are the original installation discs or setup files for the programs that you want to use with your Windows 7 Professional. Once installation of Windows 7 Professional is complete, get the old files reinstalled. Running of Windows Easy Transfer will let you get a report, i.e. listing of the Windows XP programs.

When we speak about original installation discs, both 32-bit and 64-bit discs are included in Windows 7 Professional and other Windows 7 versions. Not all computers are 64-bit capable. Check it and then go for it.