Windows 7: User Content Updates

People, Please Use Your Heads...

by Daniel
(Arlington Heights, IL USA)

Windows 7 64 Bit is not just an Operating System it is an investment in experience.

If you plan on changing your operating system then you should also be ready to search for your drivers beforehand it is not a new concept.

I have used Every operating system there is from the old Atari and Amiga systems and through all of the windows versions and know from experience that with every change you have got to update your hardware as well as the software you are using.

REMEMBER ALL THE WARNINGS THAT MICROSOFT ISSUED??

They were for a reason, so you either upgrade to the specs required or get left behind.

As far as people complaining that their 32 bit software won't work right on a 64 Bit Operating System in India no less where software choices are limited compared to other countries.

Then you should have simply bought the 32 Bit Version of 7!

It is your own fault so don't complain for your own ignorance it only makes you look more ignorant.

For those who don't have a lot of 64 Bit software supported in your area please look into sites like http://www.start64.com/ this is one of the Best places for your 64 Bit questions and needs.

There are plenty of 64Bit Sites out there Just try looking for them..

My system specs are the following

Motherboard Vendor: MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD Motherboard Model: MS-7528 Version: 1.0
Processor: Intel E7400 Core2Duo @ 2.80GHz * Awwww no XP Mode for me, not supported WHO CARES! I've moved past 32 Bit XP years ago.
4.0 Gig Mem
Nvidia GeForce 8400 GS 512Mb
SB Live! 24-Bit 6.1 Surround

My Drives are listed as
C: Windows 7 Signature Series 64 Bit 476738 Mb
D: Sony DVD RW DL DRU-830A
E: Vista Ultimate 64 Bit 299799 Mb
F: Music 325000 Mb
G: HDTV 328868 Mb
H: Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit 238465 Mb
I: New 305235 Mb
J: Ubuntu 9.10 64 Bit 480000 Mb
K: iPC OSX86 32 Bit 328000
L: Windows XP 64 Bit Media Center Edition 330050 Mb

I Rarely use the 32 Bit Version of 7 and will remove it soon.

I have accomplished this using a M-ATX Motherboard in a shuttle case so when I boot up I press F11 to choose which Drive to Boot from and what operating system to use *Windows 7 Signature Series 64 Bit is my Default.

I am not trying to show anyone up I have each Operating system so I do not ever have compatibility problems.

I have installed over 189 32 Bit programs on my 64 Bit Windows 7 OS without any problems. So please explore all of your possibilities and don't complain about what you can't do when the only thing holding you back is yourself..