For our “Windows 7 Performance Tests” article, we ran our WorldBench 6 test suite on a set of five different PCs: two desktop systems (the high-end E&C Black ...

Going from Windows Vista to Windows 7 is relatively straightforward. So one might think that moving from a pre-release version of Windows 7 to the final version would also be simple. One would be ...

A. No. Installing the test version of Windows 7 will erase Windows Vista. Microsoft says you should be "prepared to reinstall a prior version of Windows or the final released version of Windows 7 ...

The final test version of Microsoft's Windows 7, the replacement for problem-ridden Windows Vista, is being unveiled now for a tryout. Some believe the new operating system will be available in stores ...

The final test version of Microsoft's Windows 7, the replacement for problem-ridden Windows Vista, is being unveiled this week for a tryout. Some believe the new operating system will be available in ...

The mystery of the disappearing Windows 7 patch has been solved. On Wednesday, a number of Microsoft users took to the company’s support forums to ask about a mysterious update, KB3877432, which ...

Windows 7 is still a sight more popular than Windows 10. By Federal Digital Analytics Program (DAP)'s count, Windows 7 has a serious lead over Windows 10 -- 25.2 percent to 17.4 percent. So, Windows 7 ...

Microsoft has a released an optional Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 update that let's customers who have signed up for extended security update test if their devices are ready. With the end ...

Running a computer benchmark test on any PC tells us about its capabilities. Benchmarking is a method of quantifying a system’s performance. It helps you make your next hardware purchase decision. In ...

Q. Will I need to unload Windows Vista from my PC before installing Windows 7? A. No. Just download Windows 7 at www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/download.aspx ...

Last week's column about downloading the test version of the Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system prompted some questions. Jerome Franklin of Green Valley, Ariz., asked: "Will I need to unload ...