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Windows 7 will allow Microsoft to come back into the Operating System world with a bang after their decent, but unsuccessful Windows Vista endeavour. My Vista experience has been more than satisfactory. It is a more stable & usable OS than Windows XP, barring its nagging resource hunger and features that are better disabled. Windows 7 Beta has thoroughly impressed me over past few weeks. Microsoft has kept the goodness and resolved most of the issues with Windows Vista. The installation process was extremely convenient and unlike my initial trouble with Vista, it installed all the required drivers effortlessly. The basic OS desktop performance was exemplory with no impact on performance while installing additional software/applications, downloading files, etc. The biggest inconvenience of User Access Control that used to pop up every time I wanted to install anything on Vista has been taken care of in Windows 7 through new ACTION Centre. This also provides concentrated information of all security related information. Like in Windows Vista, Windows Defender (Microsoft’s anti-spyware utility) comes pre-installed with the OS. There are loads of other features like DirectAccess, BranchCache, Enhanced Search, Bitlocker to GO, Windows Bitlocker and Applocker. Windows 7 will surely change the game of existing computing environment, both for home & business users. With the slated launch date of October22 this will surely change the game.