Windows 7 upgrade, a stable move by Microsoft

Faith in Microsoft OS versions was almost lost after the launch of Windows Vista but the new Windows 7 upgrade from Microsoft is impressive. Unlike Vista, which gives us a feel that it is made by assembling various interchangeable parts, Windows 7 upgrade seems to be a result of continuous effort from a single coordinated team. Windows 7 feels elegant and comfortable for the daily computing use.
Although the Windows 7 upgrade is successor to Windows Vista but it ties up many loose ends from Vista and add consistency to it. It runs amazingly even on the modest hardware. We have always found that with each new version Windows is getting bigger. However, Windows 7 upgrade has changed the trend. It uses less memory, consumes less disk space and run fewer services as compared to other older version of Windows. It runs well both for 32 bit and 64 bit version and address five times more RAM in a 64 bit version
When Windows Vista was launched in 2007, most of the business small or big waited till the final service pack was ready. Every one of us was reluctant to upgrade to Windows Vista because of its complexity. The scene for Windows 7 is entirely different. Windows 7 upgrade has been steady and deliberate. The RCC code for Windows 7 which Microsoft made public on May 2009 was much more stable and reliable as compared to most other official Windows releases
Statistics revealed that 8 million people have been running the RCC code for Windows 7 and that is a record in itself. So who should go for Windows 7 upgrade? As one software cannot fit the entire requirement. One thing is for sure that Windows 7 upgrade can be the ideal choice for a large group of people.