All existing versions of Windows 7 operating systems are very popular among computer owners. The Microsoft brand has released this system in six different versions, each of which is designed for a specific circle of people. Because of this amount, not everyone has fully figured out which of these versions should be preferred. So that you can understand this, you need to understand well what are the differences between versions of Windows 7.
This material will help you make the best choice. I will tell you briefly about each of the variants of Windows 7. Differences in versions you will see easily. And, despite the fact that for many the main aspect remains the price, you need to understand what exactly you are paying for. After all, it is possible to "save" so wrong that some of the necessary features will not be available in the acquired release of Windows 7.
Let's start with the aspect that all the differences between versions of Windows 7 are significant. Take the initial version. It applies only to new desktops or laptops. Its main disadvantage is the maximum possible limitation of functions.
The next home base version is distributed in the market of developing countries, including Russia. There is one main Windows theme. There are no options like Shake, Peek. There is no preview available in others on the taskbar, there is no general access to Internet connections, etc. I think the differences between the versions of Windows 7 are clear to you.
Continues the release of Windows 7. More advanced - Home extended. It has incorporated the full functionality of previous versions, and in this instance Multitouch, the well-known Multimedia Center, and some other gaming applications are already available. It also makes it possible to use modern handwriting recognition.
Now it's time to talk about the Professional version. In this case, the differences between the versions of Windows 7 lie in the fact that there is the possibility to use a remote desktop as a host. It also has an EFS encryption system, there are many additional processes, as well as AppLocker.
If you don’t like the release for one reason or another, you can always roll it back to Vista or X. Corporate release is intended only for system administrators. It provides an opportunity to "feel" the system within organizations. This creation can only be obtained with a corporate license. Validity is only ninety days. When it expires, work with the system will become unavailable.
The flagship of the entire line is Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate. All available functions that exist in the Seven are available here. For this reason, this version will have to pay the highest price in the line.
We should also mention that the first version is available exclusively in the thirty-two-bit release and does not support Aero themes. Also, there is no way to quickly switch user accounts. There is no desktop manager along with a mobility center. Even in this version there is no way to change the background image for your desktop. But in the home base it is all there. Both this and the previous ones were deprived of the opportunity to create a home group. True, they have the opportunity to join. Multiple monitors are also not supported.
So, we have briefly reviewed the main differences between the versions. Of course, this is not the whole list, however, this will be quite enough for you to decide for yourself which of these releases you should choose. You should proceed from those considerations which functions you will need and which you can do without. Well, of course, which one you can afford.