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 ...

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Moving from the test to final version of the operating system is not as easy as just forking over the money. In some cases, two installations are required. During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried ...

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 ...

In a Thursday blog post, the Microsoft Update product team said it'll start offering up to five of the faux updates on Feb. 24. The updates won't install automatically, and users don't have to ...

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 ...

Microsoft Corp launched downloads of the public test version of its new version of Windows on Saturday, after a one-day delay due to overwhelming demand. The "beta" launch of the highly anticipated ...

Meanwhile, don’t install the VM Additions into Windows 7. My understanding is that I’m not seeing the full glory of the enhanced Aero look of Windows 7 when I run it in a Virtual PC, but at least I ...

A: No. Just download Windows 7 at www.microsoft.com/ windows/windows7/ download.aspx, burn it on a CD, put the disk into your DVD or CD drive and follow the onscreen ...

A common piece of advice runs through recent conversations with companies migrating to Windows 7: test early and often and don't be afraid of virtualization. Windows 7 adoption has certainly been on ...