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Are you sitting on the fence an not sure whether to try Windows 7? Have you downloaded it, but feel a little lost? Are you using it and want to know about some of the new features? Or… do you just not care? If I just described you… speak up!
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“I’m on the Fence”
Get off… Now… Please.
- You can download the Windows 7 ISO here
- Get your Windows 7 product key here
- If you have an old PC, Windows 7 will probably still run just fine…
“I’m a Little Lost”
We have a host of resources at your disposal:
- Leave a comment on this post with your question
- Windows 7 Guides
- Our Windows Experts
- Windows 7 Forum
- Ask me
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Find out some of what’s new with Windows 7 here or keep up with Windows 7 guides here.
“I Don’t Care about Windows 7”
I wont hold it against you… honest.
About Rich
Rich is the owner and creator of Windows Guides; he spends his time breaking things on his PC so he can write how-to guides to fix them.
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Bummer !
There is no Windows Mail on Windows 7
Or did I fail to find it?
Hunky Dork
Bummer !
There is no Windows Mail on Windows 7
Or did I fail to find it?
Hunky Dork
@Hunky Dork – I think you’ll need Windows Live Essentials; although, I haven’t looked into this yet.
Bummer !
There is no Windows Mail on Windows 7
Or did I fail to find it?
Hunky Dork
@Hunky Dork – I think you’ll need Windows Live Essentials; although, I haven’t looked into this yet.
@Hunky Dork – I think you’ll need Windows Live Essentials; although, I haven’t looked into this yet.
I bet your’re right!
HD
I bet your’re right!
HD
I bet your’re right!
HD
Rich, I have a feeling you may be right. With Vista, Windows Photo Gallery is included as part of the package, too (as we already know).
It also looks like Windows 7 is a smaller download compared to Vista. So Windows Live Essentials may be something like extra added features that could be downloaded to use with Windows 7. I think that Windows Live Photo Gallery also includes panoramic stitching, which isn’t a feature that’s included with Vista’s Photo Gallery.
Rich, I have a feeling you may be right. With Vista, Windows Photo Gallery is included as part of the package, too (as we already know).
It also looks like Windows 7 is a smaller download compared to Vista. So Windows Live Essentials may be something like extra added features that could be downloaded to use with Windows 7. I think that Windows Live Photo Gallery also includes panoramic stitching, which isn’t a feature that’s included with Vista’s Photo Gallery.
Rich, I have a feeling you may be right. With Vista, Windows Photo Gallery is included as part of the package, too (as we already know).
It also looks like Windows 7 is a smaller download compared to Vista. So Windows Live Essentials may be something like extra added features that could be downloaded to use with Windows 7. I think that Windows Live Photo Gallery also includes panoramic stitching, which isn’t a feature that’s included with Vista’s Photo Gallery.
Quote:- “Are you sitting on the fence an not sure whether to try Windows 7? Have you downloaded it, but feel a little lost? Are you using it and want to know about some of the new features? Or… do you just not care? If I just described you… speak up!” …..
Lost?? I was a little “lost” when I first tried Vista AFTER using XP-Pro actually!! Windows 7 seems more like a natural progression from Xp, more than it is a progression from Vista, that’s how W7 “feels” to me! There’s NOTHING to feel “lost” about with windows 7 at all, as it’s “user friendly” on ALL fronts! …. IMHO!!
Quote:- “Are you sitting on the fence an not sure whether to try Windows 7? Have you downloaded it, but feel a little lost? Are you using it and want to know about some of the new features? Or… do you just not care? If I just described you… speak up!” …..
Lost?? I was a little “lost” when I first tried Vista AFTER using XP-Pro actually!! Windows 7 seems more like a natural progression from Xp, more than it is a progression from Vista, that’s how W7 “feels” to me! There’s NOTHING to feel “lost” about with windows 7 at all, as it’s “user friendly” on ALL fronts! …. IMHO!!
Quote:- “Are you sitting on the fence an not sure whether to try Windows 7? Have you downloaded it, but feel a little lost? Are you using it and want to know about some of the new features? Or… do you just not care? If I just described you… speak up!” …..
Lost?? I was a little “lost” when I first tried Vista AFTER using XP-Pro actually!! Windows 7 seems more like a natural progression from Xp, more than it is a progression from Vista, that’s how W7 “feels” to me! There’s NOTHING to feel “lost” about with windows 7 at all, as it’s “user friendly” on ALL fronts! …. IMHO!!