Windows 7

What is Windows 7?

Windows 7 is the new Operating System from Microsoft.  Windows 7 was created to be as compatible as possible with older applications to make migration ultra-streamlined.

What is an Operating System?

An Operating System (OS) is the software on a computer that manages the way different programs use its hardware, and regulates the ways that a user controls the computer.  Operating Systems are found on almost any device that contains a computer with multiple programs.

Fast, Reliable and Cost-Effective

Get working quicker.  Windows 7 starts up, resumes and shuts down - swiftly and dependably.

Keep your current software. Most programs and devices running on Windows Vista will run on Windows 7, and Windows 7 Professional will even run dedicated Windows XP programs.

Makes Networking easier. Share files and devices like printers easily, with no need to invest in a server.

Making You More Productive

Find what you need fast. Just type a few letter in the search box to find files, applications, even a control panel menu, in seconds.

Make more of your mouse. A simple shake will arrange windows side-by-side or maximise them.

Stay Productive - while mobile, with improved power management.

Print first time.  Windows 7 Professional detects whether you're at home or in the office and automatically chooses the right printer.

Work better on the move.  Accessing documents and programs remotely is simple.  You can even work offline, and then automatically update your network files.

Safeguarding Your Work

Prevent accidents. Schedule regular back-ups to save your data and avoid the damage done by a missed back-up or lost laptop. Even restore old versions of documents you have deleted or changed.

Be more secure online. Internet Explorer 8 helps you protect and defeat Internet threats.  Windows Defender protects you against spyware and other malicious software.

Be even more secure with Windows 7 Professional. By encrypting confidential business information or backing-up your data to a network drive.