Windows 7 Startup

Windows 7, the newest operating system from the Microsoft, is not like its predecessor Windows Vista. It removes several displeasing points and adds up some new welcome features. The Windows 7 Preview was a pre beta launch which implies that it was not close to its feature completion. The possibility was good that later launch would add or remove certain important features like Sidebar, Calculator, WordPad, Paint, battery power, Wi-Fi networks, customization of system tray, User Account Control and many more.

Although the new Windows 7 includes various improvements such as stability and performance, however under the hood with a good technical explanations would make operating system coders somewhat happy. As, the list of the features mentioned above is completely depends on the regular users experience. There are a few points that will be closely seen in the new Windows 7 are as:

In the new Windows 7, the sidebar is no more included. Dead Sidebar, is one of the important thing which was removed and killed in Windows Vista. It was loaded in the Windows Vista to the right side of the desktop as a default.

Ability to connect between Wi-Fi networks just in a single click from the system tray, users can click on the Wi-Fi adapter in the system tray, which pop up a menu of available wireless networks. You can thus refresh the list from there, and can select the network you want to connect in a single click.

Calculator, WordPad, and Paint got improved and restored, in Windows 7, the built-in Photo Gallery and movie-making software has been removed, which was available earlier in Windows Vista. WordPad and Paint have been added with the MS Office 2007 ribbon installed.

Faster start up of Windows 7, Windows Vista is slow in starting up whereas even the preview beta launch of Windows 7 had shown a 20% faster boot times than Vista.This denotes that Windows 7 starts much faster as compared to the previous editions of Windows operating system.

Notebook's battery power improved, many of the desktop users would be surprised to know that the new Windows 7, will run more efficiently and longer on battery. It is a good news for the Notebook owners. Generally, Windows Vista power management was absolutely better than Windows XP, but Windows 7's performance is remarkably better still. All this depends on some intelligent management techniques like the smarter background management.

Latest Windows 7 has improved user interfaces and gives better performance than its predecessor. But in reality, there's not much fundamental contrast between these two. Windows Vista and Windows 7 have the same hardware requirements, identical hardware and software compatibility models, but Windows 7 does improved on Vista with an interesting virtualization feature. From the comparison, Windows 7 is also a more compelling edition of its predecessor, Windows Vista, providing enhanced usability, dramatically better performance, and unlimited compatibility options that were not available just a few years ago. It will also lead in an era of 64-bit computing in a way that was only initiated with Windows Vista. And like XP, Windows 7 amplifies on the topic of simplification and experiences, providing users with a finely-tuned user inerfaces that makes common activities simple.