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Dottie Lynn Wood –
Windows 7 – So much better than Windows 8. Was able to sit right down and go to work. Thanks
Dottie Lynn Wood –
LF –
Installed easily and quickly, fresh install is really the way to go. Using it on mac for boot camp purposes.
LF –
budsims –
I have some great features with Window 7 and can recommend this upgrade to computer users looking for an easy to use and complete operating system.
budsims –
Frank Herda –
The item came without any problem.It was as advertised, a two disk set, a 32bit install disk and a 64 bit install disk.It works great on my new PC!
Frank Herda –
Casey O –
7 redeemed MS from Vista (though I had no problems with Vista, 7 is far superior), and was given too short a life cycle. 7 runs great, has fantastic compatibility, and is a breeze to use. RIP, Windows 7.
Casey O –
lhorgan –
This is the best OS since XP IMHO.It installed & I ran all the W updates.Running great!Very glad I made sure to get the full version because I am always switching out hardware in my rig.
lhorgan –
Jay –
It was new. It was easy to install. Make sure you back upeverything. Reinstalling all of your programs is the hard part.
Jay –
Dale L Meyer –
item as described and delivered in a timely manner
Dale L Meyer –
Dana Chess –
Works as advertised, it’s the real deal. Superior product, does the job and is not an OEM product. I would highly recommend this product for those wishing to preserve the life of their Windows 7 PCs and laptops.
Dana Chess –
Marzena De –
Great product to buy
Marzena De –
zshez –
this product really lives up to its name, i installed it on my mac and infact it works better than on a pc
zshez –
Francis P. Coiro –
recommend to all best operating system for older cpu. the best for the average person. the professional would be best.
Francis P. Coiro –
A. Valentin –
The software installation process is quite hassle-free. It is “set it and forget it” simple. Not like Win XP which required someone to remain next to the PC while the installation progressed. The software was installed on a laptop, but I’ve done installations at my place of work and rarely a problem occurs. Just remember, to install this software on an XP machine, it must be a complete install, NOT AN UPGRADE. You can only upgrade (preserve settings and files) from a Vista installation.
A. Valentin –
Christopher Thompson –
Positives:I don’t have to scour the internet for updates for anything, Windows Update does it for me.It looks pretty like Vista, but isn’t VistaIt is as stable as XPIt isn’t Windows 8 (No stupid ‘Metro’ UI)Negatives:It isn’t free : (Runs so stably that I can’t make excuses to stay in gaming on Friday nightsI can’t even make up more negatives….
Christopher Thompson –
Joedirt –
both 32 bit and 64 bit discs in the box aa advertised. Worked and installed easily and much cheaper than when 7 first came out
Joedirt –
Suresh Benegalrao –
GREAT OPERATING SYSTEM I LIKE IT
Suresh Benegalrao –
Rodney G. Wollam –
Bought it to get the free upgrade to Windows 10. Sweet.
Rodney G. Wollam –
Ronald Wadley –
I love Windows 7 for it’s stability and full features. Everything just works better with this version of Windows. I would not trade my Windows 7 with any other version of Windows out there (and I have used all of them)!
Ronald Wadley –
Michael Gallagher –
I purchased this to perform a fresh install on an HP laptop – the laptop was one that previously came with Vista and I had subsequently upgraded to 7 with a three user license software package. Somehow, a family member (who will remain anonymous in case they read the review) managed to screw up a lot of the functionality which led to crashes, hanging, you name it. While I like to think I am pretty tech savvy, I could not fix it nor could an IT professional who does things like this each and every day.What to do? Take a copy of My Documents and do a clean install with this disc, then re-load Office 2010 and My Documents.Worked like a charm. It did take some time to install, and the machine needed to do a lot of updates for Microsoft patches and fixes – I couldn’t tell you how long it took as I just left the machine running to the side most of the day, checking up on it and clicking a few buttons here and there, as I worked around the house.I now have a stable platform and the install went off without a hitch. A little extreme on what I had to do to resurrect this laptop, but it sure beat paying another two grand for a replacement machine!
Michael Gallagher –
T. Maile –
I got the fully licensed version of Windows 7 instead of the OEM because I do not want the hassle of calling the service center all the time when I decide to upgrade my motherboard or clean install when i build my PC.Windows 7 installs very easily, just make sure to put only the basic three driver types (board chipset drivers, sound drivers and video card drivers) on the machine before updating Windows 7 online after installing the LAN drivers. There are over 80 updates right now with this Windows 7 version (which contains service pack 1), so get yourself a drink or two while doing that. It takes about two to three rounds of updates until you got all of them. After this, installing the remainder of drivers plus firewall, antivirus etc. works without problems.
T. Maile –
bobbyinpa –
Was the best at it’s time, if you like the media center stay with windows 7.
bobbyinpa –
Xavier –
This product is awesome. It arrived in time and was super easy to download and update my computers and laptops.
Xavier –
Dwayne –
I have a macbook and my wife has a pc. I wanted to be able to run windows on my macbook through the bootcamp program on my macbook. It runs perfect! Now I have the best of both worlds on one computer.
Dwayne –
Debbie –
I could not wait to remove Vista from my PC, I had it removed and installed Windows 7 andso far am very pleased.
Debbie –
MASTER –
Easy instalation and Navigation , Very Good Software, For me the best windows Microsoft make, Work perfect a years. Thanks.
MASTER –
K. Evans –
Does what it’s suppose to do. 😀 Very Happy with the product!
K. Evans –
Puppy Pug –
Product as described by seller, this is an original product from manufacture Microsoft, I installed this product as a second operating system in an Apple computer, easy. Thanks.
Puppy Pug –
Dan –
As far as I’m concerned, Windows 7 is the best Operating System that the folks from Microsoft have come up with to date.
Dan –
Aaron Sawyer –
Product is just as described. I use this on my mac with Parallels for Mac. Over all WIndows 7 is a great product
Aaron Sawyer –
ML –
By far this is the best windows I have new win8 that I replaced with win7, so far this has been very positive.
ML –
Aaron –
Probably this is one of the best operating system made by Microsoft. I could always go back to Windows 7! I don’t like any of the other OS by Microsoft, except XP, but that’s way out-of-date.
Aaron –
Richard –
Best OS Microsoft has put out. Install was great with no problems. Installed on a legacy PC and has better performance than XP on the same computer.
Richard –
Leaky Pipe –
Using the 32 bit installation everything went very smoothly. The OS runs great and I’ve had no compatibility issues with any programs or games. I would recommend this system to anyone.
Leaky Pipe –
JoAnn Cannon –
This worked perfectly for me…and don’t like that I have to write a required number of words in order to qualify for a review
JoAnn Cannon –
Scott Arthmann –
Best os since xp
Scott Arthmann –
Robnkatie –
Love me some Windows 7! I will be saving this even after my windows 10 install. You never know when you’ll need a stable operating system without an internet connection..
Robnkatie –
Charles Kuhns –
Software worked fine with Bootcamp, this is the best in the market (Screw Windows 8); i do suggest if your using a newer macbook only buy the 64 thing instead of the 32. Newer macbooks only work with 64.
Charles Kuhns –
lieut.bj –
i had to buy windows 7,the o/s that came with my pc had vista and you know how that is?7 works will and as always i keep asking microsoft to make all their products user friendly.this is not bad,i am still trying to learn all i can about how to use it. buy it” you’ll like it”
lieut.bj –
RetroSephiroth313 –
Worked like a charm, needed this complete my build and it work with know problems, took all of 5 minutes for system setup.
RetroSephiroth313 –
J. Hhoffman –
Love Windows 7….I had Vista and i hated it…..my laptop is only 1 year old and it came with Vista…….I’m used to Windows on my other computer…LOVE Windows 7! Fast shhipping also!
J. Hhoffman –
carlos leon –
I like this product because:It’s so easy to install.It’s so easy to maintain.I can create a network such as a home group.I highly recommend windows 7 to any home user because it does meet my expectations.
carlos leon –
Purple Hazel –
I installed the full version of Windows 7 home edition (not the upgrade version) on an 8.9″ netbook with a 1.6ghz intel atom processor, 2gb ram, and a 32gb solid state hard drive. This is the first time I had ever done a completely clean install of a Windows operating system, without all of the garbage that comes from the manufacturer when you buy a new Windows computer. I purchased my netbook from Dell last summer with Ubuntu Linux installed because I wanted to give it a try. But I’m not nearly patient enough nor computer literate enough to figure out alternatives to all the software that I could no longer use with Linux. So I gave in and bought Windows. Anyway, I like it. Runs well, even with my computer’s paltry system specs. Glad I made the purchase. Would recommend if you don’t have to worry about compatibility issues with your current software or if you have a netbook with low-end system specifications.
Purple Hazel –
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pete van pelt –
George –
This product was shipped as described and i am very happy with it. No complaints at all. good good good
George –
SAFBUYS –
Good price, great product, and really helped me out because I had a device with Windows Vista and I wanted Windows 7 on it legally.
SAFBUYS –
A. Leavitt –
Windows 7 is great! works good, i have had zero issues with windows 7 and it looks beautiful. Its a big step up from the known horrible Vista. XP is prob the best OS to use for Windows users but still like my Windows 7 better! If you have windows Vista get windows 7! YOU WONT REGRET IT!!!
A. Leavitt –
Kelsey Petersen –
I’m going to miss 7 when 8 takes over. I searched everywhere for this product because I wasn’t ready to switch to 8. I’m glad I stuck with 7!
Kelsey Petersen –
Tony K –
Works as described. Full Version of windows, not a silly OEM, I did not want Windows 8, this worked nicely, and the fact I can move that HD to another system or upgrade hardware, or if it finally dies, I can just build a new system. Its worth the pricing.
Tony K –
Joey G –
Gotta say, best deal ive seen for Win7. It was the FULL version, not OEM. Came in original package, CDkey was good. installed fine. Cant really review Win7 much more than saying its 10x better than XP, and 1000x better than Vista. There are 2 disc, 32 and 64 bit version.Came in a timely manner, even with the 2 million people ordering things for Xmas.Thanks!!
Joey G –
Paul Bergerot –
Had to do it. System crashed seems to work better now than it ever did. Repair disc was a waste of money
Paul Bergerot –
Steamiman –
NiceWorks well so farRecommend it for the novice PC builderGoing to buy another copyAaa bbb cc
Steamiman –
Purple Hazel –
I installed the full version of Windows 7 home edition (not the upgrade version) on an 8.9″ netbook with a 1.6ghz intel atom processor, 2gb ram, and a 32gb solid state hard drive. This is the first time I had ever done a completely clean install of a Windows operating system, without all of the garbage that comes from the manufacturer when you buy a new Windows computer. I purchased my netbook from Dell last summer with Ubuntu Linux installed because I wanted to give it a try. But I’m not nearly patient enough nor computer literate enough to figure out alternatives to all the software that I could no longer use with Linux. So I gave in and bought Windows. Anyway, I like it. Runs well, even with my computer’s paltry system specs. Glad I made the purchase. Would recommend if you don’t have to worry about compatibility issues with your current software or if you have a netbook with low-end system specifications.
Purple Hazel –
M Steiner –
The product is equal from all retailers. What sets this purchase apart is the retailer. Competitive pricing, quick delivery, free shipping, no sales tax. What more can on ask for?
M Steiner –
Mr P Marshall –
Made a vast improvement to the running of Windows on my Mac laptop.Worth the money and time taken to install
Mr P Marshall –
Springfield –
I was planing on using windows 8 for my new build but after I heard a lot of complaints and and bad reviews on that os I decided to go with Windows 7 since I’m more familiar with this software and its trustworthy.
Springfield –
H. Mitchell –
My son installed this upgrade on my back up computer which had Windows Vista on it. He said it was easy as pie. I love Windows 7 because its like XP on steroids! I have had no problems with it what so ever. Its easy to navigate around, fast and I highly recommend it to anyone considering dropping Vista.
H. Mitchell –
ronald patton –
so much better than windows 8, Microsoft needs to put this product back on the market and get rid of windows 8
ronald patton –
Philip Doughan –
Cannot wait to install. Delivery was super, as always. Increased RAM from 256 to 2GIG, and now the 2nd issue, need a DVD Drive. This tells me that My Dell is a bit old.
Philip Doughan –
NannyFranny –
Windows 7 is use friendly for business users. I downgraded on my new Lenovo N586 which came with Windows 7 – so glad I did. Windows 8 is definitely for entry level users with touch screen tablets or laptops. For intermediate & advanced users, do yourself a favor and go with Windows 7.
NannyFranny –
Ariel –
I am not a computer specialist, but I have used every version of Windows from Windows 98 to Windows 8 and I can say in my strongest opinion that this is the best Windows so far. This is the culmination of ease and convenience in Windows software. After a lot of research to try and understand what I got with Windows 8 on my newest computer it seems it distilled down to Microsoft using their influence to try and stamp out Adobe with a format that smacked of cell phones. So if folks are wanting to use a Windows Operating System and are not sure which to use, I highly recommend going with Windows 7 and staying away from 8.
Ariel –
James Davis –
If your thinking of switching to windows 8 this is better dont bother. Just stick with win 7 until they come out with a PC version thats good..
James Davis –
30West –
As described….. -jim
30West –
Steve Sona –
Works great easy to install
Steve Sona –
N/A –
I think XP is still just a little bit better, but Win 7 is still no joke. My only gripe is that they restrict you’re safety options a little too much, but maybe I’m just uneducated here because I have yet to read up on any manuals or anything, and all my experience basically comes from Windows 95 and XP. But either way this is a fantastic OS and once again trumps anything Mac has ever put out.
N/A –
Michael D Larsen –
Easy install, easy to configure. This is the OS to get.I need nine more words to sumit my review.
Michael D Larsen –
Earl –
Chose Win7 so all systems in my home would be on the same platform. Also got a great deal on it.
Earl –
Gary S. –
Bought this for a recent computer build I did with an SSD drive. Loaded with no problems. Would recommend Windows 7.
Gary S. –
Mary Singer –
I got a new laptop computer for Christmas from my daughter & her family. It came with Windows 8 & I didn’t like it at all. I purchased Windows 7 & had 8 removed & 7 put on it. I now love my new computer!
Mary Singer –
HiwaytoHeaven –
I used Windows 7 before on my laptop and I loved it. I purchased Windows 7 to use on my NEW APPLE IMAC (November 2012) and it works smoothly along with Parallels 8 (software). That software allows you to run Windows 7 on the latest Apple IMAC (November 2012)
HiwaytoHeaven –
2old2work –
I put in Windows2000 Professional ten years ago and refusedto move from it. WinXP was just Win2K with another face.Windows Vista was worse than WindowsME.I’m using Windows 7 x64 Home Premium. It installed easily,set up all drivers easily, and refuses to fail, no matterhow many freeware packages I install and take down. I didlose three ancient 16bit games I kept for nostalgia.If you’ve been waiting for a good operating system – waits over.
2old2work –
Adrienne Austin –
This purchase was for my HP notebook PC, purchased in 2008 with Vista pre-installed. I hated Vista for several reasons which Win7 completely rectified. The biggest problem was the minimal help HP offers with laptops older than 2009, so getting all the drivers and programs that were part of the proginal HP package was a pain but we have recoverd 95% of what was lost in the transition. I’m very pleased with the speed and general performance of this OS.
Adrienne Austin –
Beth –
I got this along with Parallels for mac to run free copies of MSoffice and Quickbooks on my Mac. While I can’t say how it works on a PC, Parallels and Windows7 make using the Windows programs seamless on a Mac.
Beth –
Larry –
Plus’s and minus’s of W7 have been covered by other reviewers so i won’t repeat them. I’ll just comment that W7 is more reliable on my Dell XPS M1730 laptop than Vista and offers a crisper, faster processing experience. On my laptop Vista would hang up regularly and frequently refused to shut down, requiring me to do a hard shutdown. Most of the time Vista refused to wake up after putting my XPS M1730 to sleep by closing the lid which also then required a hard shutdown. W7 has none of these problems.After using it almost daily for two and a half years it just runs and runs without any problems.As far as “feel” goes, W7 reminds me of a nicer XP.
Larry –
jw –
Bought for son for Christmas. Works fine!
jw –
Kim Powers, author –
I needed a virtual PC on my Mac… This did the trick along with Parallels.
Kim Powers, author –
Mike C –
I installed Windows 7 as a second operating system on my 2009 MBP a couple months back, and it works great. Now I don’t have to worry about being system-limited when it comes to software. I recommend anyone interested in squeezing a little bit more out of their MBP do this. I also recommend a RAM upgrade… it is one of the least expensive investments you can make to dramatically improve your laptop.
Mike C –
dwid –
I had been a XP Holdout for quite a while because that OS was matchless, however I found that Microsoft finally got it right with Windows 7 and also love the 64 bit, that has increased the computers capabilities even more. It was easy to install (clean install not upgrade), the main thing to remember is to back up all you data files before you convert. Windows 7 is a solid performer.
dwid –
neil karash –
First time user of windows products . Always used Linux systems. Found windows 7 easy to use ,so much that I got windows 8.
neil karash –
John Schultz –
I purchased this full version so I could load it on my Macbook via bootcamp and it worked flawlessly. All of the drivers for my computer peripherals were loaded correctly. The At&T Uverse wireless internet was configured in a snap. Bootcamp is a great utility. I was only able to load 32 bit version because my mac was just on the outside of the requirements for 64 bit. But it still works great! I really like this version of windows. We use XP at work and it was great for a while especially after win 95 but Win 7 is incredible. We skipped Vista so this upgrade was long overdue. Everything seems to work better. The Adobe CS 5 suite is amazing on Win 7. I wish there were better font management options. All in good time I assume.*update* 7-23-2012I have finally upgraded my Mac to lion and Win 7 still runs perfectly on the bootcamp drive. I had waited longer than I usually would to upgrade Mac OS X because I was reading that there was some issues with the bootcamp partition and OS X lion. Well, I had no issues whatsoever. I wish I would have upgraded earlier. This dual boot machine is the best thing that I have ever done. It’s like have 2 computers with you at all times! I can’t wait to get my hands on Win 8. It looks great!
John Schultz –
Jen Bradshaw –
It was a great buy and it woks very well. It’s a awesome program. thanks very much for a good program,
Jen Bradshaw –
Peter G. –
After buying a new computer with Windows 8 in it I was very glad to dump Windows 8 and go back to a real authentic version of Windows 7.
Peter G. –
Dave –
Windows 7 is very simple, efficient, easy to navigate. Windows 8 is completely opposite. I’m glad someone is still selling Windows 7. I just loaded it on my new 2013 MacBook Pro for those rare occasions when I need access to a pc. The shipping from this seller was very fast and the product was brand new. I would definitely buy from this seller again without any worries. Thanks Again!
Dave –
Iamme –
I held out on upgrading from Windows XP for quite a while. I finally was forced to do so when my computer crashed and I was unable to find my old copy of XP. I’ve been using it at work for a while and finally have it on my home computer as well. It’s Windows, and it works well.
Iamme –
Earl J. Hebert –
It’s Windows 7 what can I can. It runs my computer. No bugs or anything…great purchase for anyone. Would recommend.
Earl J. Hebert –
GruffDan –
It’s been here for a while. I love Xp and really didn’t care for Vista. This is a really good op system, don’t get Vista tho….
GruffDan –
Steve Haworth –
well i’ve got to throw my hat in the ring and say this is the best windows yet.After vista started playing up i took the plunge and installed the 64 bit version on a vaio z – works great. (vista seems obviously now to me a beta version and test ground for windows 7)No compatibility issues on any of my software. Only problem was the magic jack won’t work !! annoying but got to blame magic jack company for this one who seem inept to make a reliable product.As for windows 7 it really is compact, and much more organized , also i like dragging my mouse to the bottom right corner to minimize all windows (the little things hey;)
Steve Haworth –
Chanman –
After using Windows Vista for a couple of years it was time to finally change to Window 7. Windows 7 works extremely fast, smooth, and crash free compared to Windows Vista. Installation was easy with the Win 7 DVD just installing itself on my new hard drive in about 20 minutes. On the initial start up there were a few configurations including language and internet to click through. Before installation was complete I was already connected to my home wireless internet.Connecting to wireless is easy with Win 7. Vista sometimes had issues connecting to wireless internets, wireless printers, home networks etc, all of those problems are gone with Win 7.Vista always had a knack for crashing and I would usually find my computer crashing a few times a month. Windows 7 has not crashed yet and I’ve been using it for a few months now.Start up with Vista could take up to 7 minutes at it’s worst. Win 7 startup is just over 1 minute. Shut down with Vista usually was at least 2 minutes. Win 7 shuts down in about 12 seconds.Overall, I am very please with my transition to Win 7 and I highly recommend it, especially if you are using Vista right now.
Chanman –
Ryszard B. –
no problem
Ryszard B. –
Anastasia –
Even though I have seen many posts about the issues in Windows 7, I really see that it is such an improvement over Vista. I highly recommend an upgrade!
Anastasia –
Michael Gallagher –
I purchased this to perform a fresh install on an HP laptop – the laptop was one that previously came with Vista and I had subsequently upgraded to 7 with a three user license software package. Somehow, a family member (who will remain anonymous in case they read the review) managed to screw up a lot of the functionality which led to crashes, hanging, you name it. While I like to think I am pretty tech savvy, I could not fix it nor could an IT professional who does things like this each and every day.What to do? Take a copy of My Documents and do a clean install with this disc, then re-load Office 2010 and My Documents.Worked like a charm. It did take some time to install, and the machine needed to do a lot of updates for Microsoft patches and fixes – I couldn’t tell you how long it took as I just left the machine running to the side most of the day, checking up on it and clicking a few buttons here and there, as I worked around the house.I now have a stable platform and the install went off without a hitch. A little extreme on what I had to do to resurrect this laptop, but it sure beat paying another two grand for a replacement machine!
Michael Gallagher –
BB –
Windows 7 is a huge improvement over Vista, which was really a step back from XP.much better DRAM resource handling capability, doesn’t seem to hang.one piece of advice… install 64 Bit, not 32 bit. if you’re running 32 Bit Vista, this requires a clean install which is harder than it should be but fine once you know how.
BB –
Darlene Swiggart –
Shipping was timely. I can’t be happier with windows 7. Since I’m not an expert in downloading and drivers and the such. I took it into a computer place where they did the downloads and drivers. They also did all the updates for Windows 7 which you will need to do. I was operating on Vista which I’m so glad to get rid of. It would be a good move to buy the Windows 7.
Darlene Swiggart –
J.D. Kelly –
What a difference an OS makes! The jump from creaky, glitchy Vista to Windows 7 was like night and day. Suddenly, I loved my computer again. I’ll resist going to 8 for now; I have everything I need right here in Windows 7.
J.D. Kelly –
sabrina smith –
Windows has always had my attention. I like windows 7 better than I do windows 8. So I am very pleased.
sabrina smith –
Tharon –
I put off upgrading for years, stubbornly sticking to my Windows XP machine. But the limits of a 32bit system and the lack of support of the latest DirectX were becoming painfully obvious when it came to my games. My new hardware couldn’t be used to it’s fullest capabilities.Pretty much had to upgrade to a 64bit OS, and wanted to stay with Windows, there were only a few options. 64-bit XP was out of the question, and Vista as well. It was either Windows 7 or 8, and I did not fee like turning my Desktop into a Microsoft Surface so I ruled out Windows 8.In the end though, I’m happy with Windows 7. Installed it on a brand new SSD and it works great. My machine boots fast, all my games run great, and my computer can now fully use the latest and greatest hardware. My RAM is only limited by my motherboard now. And I can keep DirectX fully updated.
Tharon –
s j houchen –
Was worried that it would not work but my PC is running great now…thank you. Package delivered on time and in good condition.
s j houchen –
Austin Nagy –
I love windows 7, but upgraded to windows 8 later because I got it for free through my school. Great product I think, fair price
Austin Nagy –
Derelict –
I’m a fan of windows 7 so I got it again for my custom PC. Once again I love it, doesn’t give me any problems. Not to mention you can use it multiple times! My friend just built his and instead of dishing out $200 on windows 7 I just lent him mine.And please don’t go buying the Ultimate edition people, if you look up the differences 90% of the time you wont benefit what so ever from its extras. I bought a PC from someone once who had installed the Ultimate edition on his pc, all he did was game really. So in turn he wasted about $100 on a pointless upgrade.
Derelict –
Ron Martin –
Great OS easy to use, all the features of vista but fine tuned, great driver support, quick and easy installation and VERY STABLE!!!would recommend to everyone.
Ron Martin –
RE Forbes –
Installed perfectly. Shipped fast
RE Forbes –
Juan –
I knew I had to buy it, considering these retail versions are disappearing rapidly. For a few more bucks you get a moveable OS instead of the one-pump OEM.
Juan –
boisedan –
This is my first install of Windows 7. I installed the 64 bit version. I am used to installing XP, Millenium, 95, 98 etc. This new Windows found all necessary drivers. What a wonderful surprise to not have to search the Internet for drivers. I just wish Adobe Acrobat 7 worked with this. It looks like this will force me to upgrade.
boisedan –
Dee Much –
Great program and worked like a charm!
Dee Much –
William C. Stedman –
We work on many computers and will install this or Linux before ever using Windows 8 . Do the same.
William C. Stedman –
Tekkhar –
General purpose Windows OS. Most people I know generally agree that this is the best version of Windows available as of now. I can imagine that Microsoft may experience the same type of phenomenon they had when people refused to upgrade to Vista from XP now that 8 has been deemed relatively unpopular. My one complaint about 7 is that it continues the trend of oversimplifying the interface so that as little information as possible is available. For instance, folder size is still not displayed on the list in explorer. You have to check the properties.I LOVE how it automatically finds drivers rapidly. This may be a problem for some, but the feature can be deactivated.
Tekkhar –
Peter A. Hoover –
It is really very easy to use on your home very own PC computer. And I like how it split two open windows on your desktop.
Peter A. Hoover –
MrData2 –
This software is easy to install. Just follow directions. The Product Key Code worked and was accepted by Microsoft as an authentic key code. Windows works great. BTW, I installed this as a guest operating system with Parallels software as the host, on a new MacBook Pro. Now, I can run my windows programs on my MacBook Pro. Wonderful!
MrData2 –
LegalEagle –
Highly recommended. I’m a Mac, but needed to install this on my mac with VMware’s Fusion3 to run some windows only software for law school–Aspen Study Desk. Runs like a charm. Close to Mac Snow Leopard but no cigar–sorry PCs. Got this order quick and easy. Best, LeagleEagle
LegalEagle –
Richard Stack –
I made the mistake of installing Windows 8. It was like a virus. I had to buy Windows 7 because to get 8 off of my calsoomputer italso took off 7 and I had no disc to use.. So had to buy new. I am sticking with 7
Richard Stack –
Jeffrey F Knakal –
If you are not ready yet for the Metro styled Windows 8 then Windows 7 is still a realistic option. This is a modern OS with an added lifespan due to its extended support from Microsoft until January 14, 2020. While this OS is really an improved version of Windows Vista it still lacks the previous OS’s Calendar, Mail, Movie Maker, and Photo Gallery applications but these applications are still available for free from Microsoft in its Windows Essentials suite.
Jeffrey F Knakal –
Jason –
I upgraded from my long lived Windows XP, running on a machine a couple of years old… definitely the best Windows by far.
Jason –
yogi –
Very easy to install, and works very well. I used the 64 bit version and it is awesome. I recommend it!
yogi –
Dartanion –
The seller delivered as stated, am enjoying the OS now. Tons better than what I had been running previously. Thank you
Dartanion –
Mat Van Gogh –
Best operating system I ever had. Its a shame windows 8 has ruined Microsoft when a complete change in the same layout that has been pretty much since Windows 95… They just alienated about 3 billion people.RecommendedIf anyone has any questions about this please don’t be afraid to ask me. I’d be more than happy to answer any and all of them.
Mat Van Gogh –
nancy –
I chose windows 7 because it is easier for me to learn how to do things on my computer.I did not like my windows Vista and wanted to update and I am very happy with it.
nancy –
beckleyja –
Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium works well for my needs and runs great in my rig set up. I highly recommend it.
beckleyja –
Tharon –
I put off upgrading for years, stubbornly sticking to my Windows XP machine. But the limits of a 32bit system and the lack of support of the latest DirectX were becoming painfully obvious when it came to my games. My new hardware couldn’t be used to it’s fullest capabilities.Pretty much had to upgrade to a 64bit OS, and wanted to stay with Windows, there were only a few options. 64-bit XP was out of the question, and Vista as well. It was either Windows 7 or 8, and I did not fee like turning my Desktop into a Microsoft Surface so I ruled out Windows 8.In the end though, I’m happy with Windows 7. Installed it on a brand new SSD and it works great. My machine boots fast, all my games run great, and my computer can now fully use the latest and greatest hardware. My RAM is only limited by my motherboard now. And I can keep DirectX fully updated.
Tharon –
mark –
i picked this copy of windows 7 up because i will not buy windoes 8. this version should be good to go for some time.
mark –
M. Duncan –
This is the best ever version of the Windows OS. Definitely worth replacing Vista. It’s much faster at loading software, it’s stable, it has very good personalizing features. The only drawback is that in this version–as have all since Win98–System Restore does not work, so as soon as you get your software installed make a rescue disk.
M. Duncan –
Charles –
I love you windows 7 forever and always
Charles –
OldTarr29 –
i’ve been using computers since the 286. This is by far the best O S yet. Win 8 is ok for hand held pieces but is a burden for a desktop. I have over 750,000 files on my desktop and “8” just don’t cut it. The self correcting features are a life saver for a piddler-diddeler like me who loads and deletes a lot of files.
OldTarr29 –
Michael Reyes –
My specs:HP DV60002.4 ghz Intel core duo T24502gb of RamMy laptop use to have a Vista pre install thru OEM. Im tired of bloated and sluggish of Vista even when the aero and the eye candy was turn off. I decided to buy Windows 7 full install not the upgrade. Why the full install? because Im not planning to install windows 7 on top of my vista. And I want to change the stock hard drive that come with my HP. So that way I can have a bigger storage a fresh install no OEM bloatware. Just plain and straight forward Windows 7. What can I say this is the best windows so far. I tried them all windows 3.0 thru Vista definitely Windows 7 is the real deal OS. Everything just work no slowdown, start up and shutdown was vastly improve. I don’t need to turn off aero and eye candy just like I did with my Vista because of performance hit. My laptop is better than I got it brand new 2 years ago, Its like I have a reborn laptop. Enough said, just install that OS if you are XP person its time to move on. If you are using Vista just upgrade that PC don’t think twice it will be straight forward, If you still use Windows ME you need to see a doctor there is something wrong with you.
Michael Reyes –
Coffeemonster –
Can’t live without it. Fewest crashes I’ve had since I built my first computer in ’89. You can keep Windows 8.
Coffeemonster –
GM –
I know win 8 is out, but that’s really made for tablets or touch screens. This OS is VERY stable and quick after all updates have been done. A great upgrade from XP.
GM –
David P. Kensora –
The product was used as told but all of the product was in the box. Great deal was very pleased
David P. Kensora –
Frank –
It’s Windows 7, in my opinion one of the best Microsoft OS to be released. Installation was easy, and Windows 7 rocks!
Frank –
Clif Messerschmidt –
it was exactly what we ordered, no problems with this order, no need for lengthy comment yadda yadda yadda ok
Clif Messerschmidt –
OBXTAR –
Migrated from Win XP to 7 on a Dell Inspiron 6000 laptop. Wasn’t sure of the performance results I would get but the install was straight forward and the video problem was fixed during the upgrades. Win 7 is working great and I’m seeing new life in the old laptop.
OBXTAR –
Wolfenit415 –
Easiest setup of an os that i’ve ever had the pleasure of dealing with. Doesnt take much than putting the disc in and letting it go.
Wolfenit415 –
J. Hays –
I haven’t been a PC user for all that long; perhaps 10 years, so I’ve only seen Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista. I suppose that’s enough to know when an operating system has reached a pinnacle. Windows 7 is the version that finally excels. Faster, easier to use, better in general. Every good feature, broken or useless in previous versions, has been repaired or made better. The only complaint I have over Windows Vista is that they removed the calendar and e-mail program in favor of Windows Live, which I do not like. Overall, a good buy.
J. Hays –
John L. Sapp –
I am completely satisfied with Windows 7 , however I am very disapointed that there is no E-Mail contained in this software.
John L. Sapp –
k-off –
best for the money
k-off –
Nanci Garcilazo –
Has been working fine on my mac. I bought this windows to install on my bootcamp, which was easy to install, and so far is working well when I run CAD, Rhino, CS5
Nanci Garcilazo –
Becky S –
We have enjoyed Microsoft Windows 7 since installing it on our computer. We moved from Windows XP to Windows 7 and haven’t experienced any problems so far. We would recommend Windows 7 for anyone considering buying it.
Becky S –
Robert T. –
Not impressed with Windows 8 so will stick with this fine, reliable, easy to use version of windows. Great for people like me. RTR
Robert T. –
Michael Reyes –
My specs:HP DV60002.4 ghz Intel core duo T24502gb of RamMy laptop use to have a Vista pre install thru OEM. Im tired of bloated and sluggish of Vista even when the aero and the eye candy was turn off. I decided to buy Windows 7 full install not the upgrade. Why the full install? because Im not planning to install windows 7 on top of my vista. And I want to change the stock hard drive that come with my HP. So that way I can have a bigger storage a fresh install no OEM bloatware. Just plain and straight forward Windows 7. What can I say this is the best windows so far. I tried them all windows 3.0 thru Vista definitely Windows 7 is the real deal OS. Everything just work no slowdown, start up and shutdown was vastly improve. I don’t need to turn off aero and eye candy just like I did with my Vista because of performance hit. My laptop is better than I got it brand new 2 years ago, Its like I have a reborn laptop. Enough said, just install that OS if you are XP person its time to move on. If you are using Vista just upgrade that PC don’t think twice it will be straight forward, If you still use Windows ME you need to see a doctor there is something wrong with you.
Michael Reyes –
travel lady –
I got this for my son to go with the other products he need to put a computor together. He likes window 7 better than Vista. It worked well for what he needed.
travel lady –
JamesW –
Windows 7 is my OS of choice.I don’t own a Mac, or want to take the time to learn Linux.This OS installs easily, and supports almost all the software out there.If you plan on upgrading, don’t wait for Microsoft to fix Windows 8, just get Windows 7 and be done with it.
JamesW –
Kindle Customer –
Windows 7 Home Premium is a great operating system. Microsoft has created a wonderful operating system that is fast, uses the resources properly and is easy to use. I upgraded my laptop with a new install of Windows 7 with 4 GB of memory and 64 bit operating system. What a dream, it’s fast and finds everything easily. Would recommend it to everybody. Even software that is XP compliant, works and loads great. Get it and get on the fast-track with Windows 7.
Kindle Customer –
John Schultz –
I purchased this full version so I could load it on my Macbook via bootcamp and it worked flawlessly. All of the drivers for my computer peripherals were loaded correctly. The At&T Uverse wireless internet was configured in a snap. Bootcamp is a great utility. I was only able to load 32 bit version because my mac was just on the outside of the requirements for 64 bit. But it still works great! I really like this version of windows. We use XP at work and it was great for a while especially after win 95 but Win 7 is incredible. We skipped Vista so this upgrade was long overdue. Everything seems to work better. The Adobe CS 5 suite is amazing on Win 7. I wish there were better font management options. All in good time I assume.*update* 7-23-2012I have finally upgraded my Mac to lion and Win 7 still runs perfectly on the bootcamp drive. I had waited longer than I usually would to upgrade Mac OS X because I was reading that there was some issues with the bootcamp partition and OS X lion. Well, I had no issues whatsoever. I wish I would have upgraded earlier. This dual boot machine is the best thing that I have ever done. It’s like have 2 computers with you at all times! I can’t wait to get my hands on Win 8. It looks great!
John Schultz –
Laurie –
It’s it can “take a lot of punishment without faltering”, than the Windows XP, meaning it is more robust.We purchased two Windows 7 computers last year and 2 of these programs, and they work excellently!No problems.
Laurie –
P. Bailey –
This is the best operating system I’ve ever used. It’s the first OS I’ve purchased seperate from a computer. Absolutely love it.
P. Bailey –
Chanman –
After using Windows Vista for a couple of years it was time to finally change to Window 7. Windows 7 works extremely fast, smooth, and crash free compared to Windows Vista. Installation was easy with the Win 7 DVD just installing itself on my new hard drive in about 20 minutes. On the initial start up there were a few configurations including language and internet to click through. Before installation was complete I was already connected to my home wireless internet.Connecting to wireless is easy with Win 7. Vista sometimes had issues connecting to wireless internets, wireless printers, home networks etc, all of those problems are gone with Win 7.Vista always had a knack for crashing and I would usually find my computer crashing a few times a month. Windows 7 has not crashed yet and I’ve been using it for a few months now.Start up with Vista could take up to 7 minutes at it’s worst. Win 7 startup is just over 1 minute. Shut down with Vista usually was at least 2 minutes. Win 7 shuts down in about 12 seconds.Overall, I am very please with my transition to Win 7 and I highly recommend it, especially if you are using Vista right now.
Chanman –
DeathOfTime –
So many reviews go on about what it is. Here is what it isn’t.Linux….Linux systems that I have tried are never on the edge of current events. Even the games that are available for them aren’t as up to date as the version of the same games that you can get for windows.Linux isn’t as user friendly to install. Though I must say that I nearly freaked when Windows 7 asked me how I wanted to partition my hard-drive. The partitioning and the rest of the install went smoothly though.Linux systems (that I have tried) aren’t as easy to set up and use. Especially if you are already familiar with the older version of windows. Though Windows 7 has changed a lot on how to change settings. If you are used to setting stuff up in older version of windows the learning is pretty straight forward.I have yet to see anything that makes it better then XP. Though buying a new copy of XP didn’t look like much of a option. They don’t sell XP. At least where I shop.If you don’t mind a steep learning curve. Software that is years out of date. Half your hardware not working up to its potential (when it does work). The go with Linux. After all there are many free distributions out there. What isn’t cheaper then free after all.If you want something that is easy to learn. That the software for it has the potential to be cutting edge. All your hardware working (usually). The shell out the money for Windows 7. It is a purchase you won’t regret.Many people dog on windows. I like to even. After trying the alternative though , I must say that Windows is the only way to go now.
DeathOfTime –
Gawdess –
love it
Gawdess –
jarius brown –
windows really messed up with windows 8. idk whos idea it was. & why they felt they needed a marketplace & tiles
jarius brown –
MM –
Works perfectly as it should. Needed to do a clean install of Windows 7, did the trick perfectly. Just make sure you still have your drivers disc!
MM –
J. Hart –
Works really good with no issus
J. Hart –
DragonREG –
With all the hoopla over vista problems, I was reluctant to use it. And 7 to some degree. I had an occasion to use vista & liked the look but not all the unnecessary user interface. I’m pleased with 7 and the minimalist approach taken. I was aware of the lack of a built-in mail program but didn’t realize my ISP didn’t support windows live mail. I now have to read mail on-line and forward to live mail address if I want to file it on the computor. Not much hassle configuring 7 the way I wanted. All In All, I’ve found 7 to be pleasant departure from XP and the “more than reasonable” cost has made it worthwhile.
DragonREG –
Sagan –
I don’t know why I love it so much, I just cracked it into my new PC and got it up and running. Excellent product. Much more advanced than Vista.
Sagan –
Sean M. Campbell –
With Windows Vista being so buggy and having some problems, I was a little worried if ishould just go ahead and use Windows 7 for my new computer. I decided from what I had heard to go ahead and give it a go. I was pleasantly surprised by how stable it was and by how many wonderful little tools it had to make my computing easier. I’d recommend it to anyone.
Sean M. Campbell –
Paula –
Most of the products I order off of here come to me in horrible condition due to the transit- however, it arrived wrapped in protective bubble wrap, along with the outer packaging. I used this to partition my hard-drive on my Mac, and it did not fail me.
Paula –
DeathOfTime –
So many reviews go on about what it is. Here is what it isn’t.Linux….Linux systems that I have tried are never on the edge of current events. Even the games that are available for them aren’t as up to date as the version of the same games that you can get for windows.Linux isn’t as user friendly to install. Though I must say that I nearly freaked when Windows 7 asked me how I wanted to partition my hard-drive. The partitioning and the rest of the install went smoothly though.Linux systems (that I have tried) aren’t as easy to set up and use. Especially if you are already familiar with the older version of windows. Though Windows 7 has changed a lot on how to change settings. If you are used to setting stuff up in older version of windows the learning is pretty straight forward.I have yet to see anything that makes it better then XP. Though buying a new copy of XP didn’t look like much of a option. They don’t sell XP. At least where I shop.If you don’t mind a steep learning curve. Software that is years out of date. Half your hardware not working up to its potential (when it does work). The go with Linux. After all there are many free distributions out there. What isn’t cheaper then free after all.If you want something that is easy to learn. That the software for it has the potential to be cutting edge. All your hardware working (usually). The shell out the money for Windows 7. It is a purchase you won’t regret.Many people dog on windows. I like to even. After trying the alternative though , I must say that Windows is the only way to go now.
DeathOfTime –
dcs –
got here in a timely manner was exactly what I needed. Cant get the 64 bit disk to load on to the system but no matter. it is doing great.
dcs –
Britt –
Recently updated an old laptop.Dell Inspiron 1525 Vista 32bit.Slapped in some new memory, new OS W7 and new processor.That old laptop is now buzzing around with much better performance.Should have done it a long time ago.Of course, I gave it away to my aunt since I purchased a new laptop.Almost kept it though. 🙂
Britt –
Czar Kid3 –
I needed to restart my old Dell computer and reformat everything. It had gotten a lot of viruses over my highschool years to the point that it was running so slow that it would just stall and the internet access would not work. This seller gave me exactly what I needed. The product key and both the 32 and 64 bit cds in good condition. My computer is now working very swiftly with no additional problems with internet access. I am actually writing the review from that computer right now!
Czar Kid3 –
jaime –
Happy in all respects, code was good
jaime –
Jaeden –
Love windows 7, hate windows 8 unless you go to ninite.com and install a customizable tool bar and it makes windows 8 a little easier to work with.I did try to install this on my wife’s windows 8 laptop but I can’t get it to install properly…. but I got an old windows vista laptop and put windows 7 on it with no trouble at all. Hmmmm…. interestingGo windows 7!!!!
Jaeden –
Tonali xolo –
I cant say much abou windows 7 coz I am not an expert. I just build my very first ever computer build just by watching youtube and internet forums. I hear windows 7 is the Operating system to get right now. Windows 8 is just more for colorful cosmetics. I am more of a gamer person. The seller was great, bought with product open box and the seller assured me that it will activate with no problems. very happy with the product and experience with this seller. would buy again.
Tonali xolo –
Austin –
There were no problems with the product, I think it’s just what I wanted, everything was accurately described by the seller.
Austin –
R. Wolma –
I had Windows Vista 64 and replaced it with this on my computer as OS. The two are very similar but it works cleaner and better. I like the interface. The product was delivered as promised and in perfect new condition. I have no complaints.
R. Wolma –
Bob Knight –
Microsoft tried to tell me that this is a pirated version…I don’t believe them…they just want us to purchase Windows 10
Bob Knight –
Randy Nevins –
Windows 7 is a good OS and I like it better than XP in some ways. I have 64 bit one and after installing found out it was not using all my RAM. Found out Windows 7 Pro utilizes more RAM, all the RAM installed on my computer so I upgraded to Pro. Easy thing to do. Right over the web.
Randy Nevins –
SK –
Upgraded from Vista (which REALLY REALLY SUCKS: didn’t read my external hard drive or my speakers) to Windows 7 and it’s been GREAT! I received the product very quickly and it was a great deal.
SK –
soazsun –
It’s Windows 7 and not the much more problematic (for us) Windows 8/8.1 now being released and put on new PCs. Enough said.Also, this full version, while more expensive than the cheaper “OEM” copies that are available, can be installed on a replacement PC one day, whereas the cheaper OEM copy can only be installed on a single piece of hardware, and Microsoft will not allow you to re-activate it on a new computer.
soazsun –
Christine L Rorie –
Excellent product. I had this version and upgraded to windows 8 which was a big mistake. I had to repurchase Windows Home Premium to be able to use my computer the way I used to. Windows 8 is not worth buying in my opinion.
Christine L Rorie –
P2Productions_com –
Always a great idea to have an Microsoft install disk! I do love the quick boot time & classic look/feel of Microsoft in Windows 7.
P2Productions_com –
Michael –
Windows 7 is the best version of Windows ever and the Home Premium edition is the best edition available for home users.
Michael –
Gamegeek777 –
This was my second purchase of Windows 7 Home Premium, as the first one had a scratched disc.7 is definitely an improvement over XP. I recommend buying if you’ve still using XP SP3.Going into the clean install, there was one problem I was expecting to have. I hadn’t gotten all of the drivers for 7. One driver in particular that I thought I wouldn’t be able to get was for the SoundMax integrated audio, as SoundMax doesn’t publicly release their drivers. I was able to easily find it in Windows Update (which is not dependent on Internet Explorer, for those still using XP), download and install, and then it worked like a charm. However, I did notice that the system sounds in 7 are quieter than in XP (at least, for me), so you may need to turn up the volume.One of the video games I installed was Portal. Portal ran fine on the first start, however when it was reloading after I changed the graphics settings, it wasn’t starting properly. I found disabling DEP (Data Execution Prevention) on its executable (hl2.exe) solved the problem.The only problem I still have on 7 is possibly not 7’s fault. It seems that iTunes 10 doesn’t interact like it should when it’s running, and I plug in my iPod Nano 5G. I know what the effects are (in Device Manager, a USB driver uninstall is in progress), from a little research, but I have no idea how to solve it. Annoying.Overall, Windows 7 is worth the money.This review was written on my main OS on that machine, Ubuntu Linux 10.10
Gamegeek777 –
acropolis –
far better than starter version. If you want to do a lot with your PC then this is the version you need to load.
acropolis –
MichaelD –
Great product. I bought this to run Windows 7 on my Macbook through (first Parallels, then) Bootcamp and it works perfectly.
MichaelD –
Gamegeek777 –
This was my second purchase of Windows 7 Home Premium, as the first one had a scratched disc.7 is definitely an improvement over XP. I recommend buying if you’ve still using XP SP3.Going into the clean install, there was one problem I was expecting to have. I hadn’t gotten all of the drivers for 7. One driver in particular that I thought I wouldn’t be able to get was for the SoundMax integrated audio, as SoundMax doesn’t publicly release their drivers. I was able to easily find it in Windows Update (which is not dependent on Internet Explorer, for those still using XP), download and install, and then it worked like a charm. However, I did notice that the system sounds in 7 are quieter than in XP (at least, for me), so you may need to turn up the volume.One of the video games I installed was Portal. Portal ran fine on the first start, however when it was reloading after I changed the graphics settings, it wasn’t starting properly. I found disabling DEP (Data Execution Prevention) on its executable (hl2.exe) solved the problem.The only problem I still have on 7 is possibly not 7’s fault. It seems that iTunes 10 doesn’t interact like it should when it’s running, and I plug in my iPod Nano 5G. I know what the effects are (in Device Manager, a USB driver uninstall is in progress), from a little research, but I have no idea how to solve it. Annoying.Overall, Windows 7 is worth the money.This review was written on my main OS on that machine, Ubuntu Linux 10.10
Gamegeek777 –
Katie Hofgard –
This software is simple and easy to use, while still utilizing the desktop interface we PC users are so used to. I don’t have any mobile devices, so I rely on easy to use home software for my PC. This is MUCH easier to use than Vista, with far fewer issues. It’s like a revamped version of XP. Sad to see it get pushed out by Window 8, I like this interface much MUCH more.
Katie Hofgard –
Vikie Sutherland –
It is Win 7 what else needs to be said. The only operating system I will use for the near future.
Vikie Sutherland –
PA user –
An excellent upgrade from Vista. Very easy to load, no issues noted. An operating system is supposed to be a tool to run the programs you want without issue, and 7 delivers!
PA user –
Joshua Goracio –
Windows 7 is awesome, I’m using the 64- bit edition and along as a something is compatible with Vista, I’ve had no trouble getting to work for 64. Great edition of Windows, everything that Vista should have been.
Joshua Goracio –
Jo Ann Simpson –
We needed Windows 7 to help repair problems on our laptop. New software, new hard drive, and lots of troubleshooting later, the laptop is fixed. Yeah!
Jo Ann Simpson –
Gkar42 –
I have been using computers since DOS 1.0, through Windows 3.1, through Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows 7.I skipped Windows BOB, and Windows ME and VISTA (some real dogs)I was lucky and grew up with the microcomputers beginning in 1980.There have been some really good OS’s and some really bad ones.Windows 7 is stable and really cleaned up the VISTA mess.Once I find a good OS, I stay with it even after the next version comes along. (Paid off for ME and Vista)If you don’t have a touch screen, you can stay with Windows 7 until you get one. It is a good, stable OS.
Gkar42 –
Kent Scott –
Still going
Kent Scott –
The Twin –
Bought an SSD and needed a complete(not OEM) version of Win7 to install on it. This fit the bill and at a decent price.
The Twin –
Violet J. Berry –
I had Vista which I ended up hating and decided to go with Windows 7. It was a good decision because I no longer have all the problems with freezing up and Vista not being compatible with programs I have to use. Very happy with Windows 7. I highly recommend it.
Violet J. Berry –