10 most common issues in Windows 7

After Microsoft windows XP Microsoft introduce their new operating system windows Vista after launching windows vista Microsoft announce new operating system again name Microsoft windows 7. This windows have including updated security features. But still it have many different issues in this. I am discussing 10 most common issue in windows 7.

Windows have many security updates after windows vista but still this windows have lack of security. Now most 10 concern with Microsoft operating system discussing.

•  Security. Windows 7 is more secure than Vista, but it still has a ways to go. Microsoft needs to come up with more innovative solutions to Windows security problems.

•  Web integration. Windows 7 does not have much online integration, which is strange considering how crucial the Internet is to today’s consumers. A modern-day operating system needs to have more access to web services, and right now Windows 7 does not have that.

•  Starter edition. Windows 7 Starter Edition is, to put it bluntly, just dumb. It lacks many features that users want and makes buying a Microsoft OS unnecessarily complicated. In fact, I’d go as far as to say that Microsoft should offer one edition of their OS like Apple does.

•  System-wide search. One area that Microsoft has never been strong in is search. I remember having many problems finding files on my old Windows XP computer and unfortunately, Microsoft has not really addressed this issue fully yet. A decent search feature is essential on today’s operating systems, considering the large size of the hard drives offered on both laptops and desktops.

• Enterprise concerns. Corporate users are still unsure about whether they should upgrade to Windows 7. Microsoft needs to make this clear to them, perhaps with a special ad campaign.

• Make upgrading easier for XP users. Vista was so bad that many Microsoft users decided to stick with Windows XP. But Microsoft has made it difficult and expensive for these unfortunate customers to upgrade to Windows 7, which is a mistake on the company’s part.

•  Native apps. Users need to download essential apps like Windows Mail before they can use them. And these apps have not been upgraded that much from Windows Vista.

•  Useless apps and bloatware. One of my complaints with Microsoft computers is the abundance of completely useless software that comes pre-installed. To add insult to injury, this bloatware is always difficult to remove, and it can be hard to tell if it’s even been removed entirely. Windows 7 has this useless software, too. It’s about time for Microsoft to remove it and stop plaguing its customers with it.

• Make upgrading easier for Vista users. There have been significant (30 percent according to some figures) numbers of reports of upgrade issues for Vista users. Microsoft needs to address this problem.

•  Windows 7 learning curve. Windows 7 is kind of like Vista, so Vista users should not have any problems using it. However, it is radically different from XP, and the tutorials included with Windows 7 are not all that useful.

Originally posted by Mohammad Jalil Nawaz