Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 32-bit

Pros: It's the best operating system.

Cons: none.

Overall Review: It's the best operating system.

Pros: Windows 7 is great.

Cons: No cons

Pros: Very Cost Effective, 64-Bit Supports up to 16GB of Ram, Easy Upgrade from Windows Vista Home Basic 64-bit and Premium 64-bit, Includes Windows Media Center, Includes Windows Aero ("Authentic, Energetic, Reflective, and Open"). With Sleekly Updated Graphical User Interface that includes desktop Layouts, Effects and overall Aesthetics, Supports Multiple Monitor configurations and, Multi-Touch Monitors, Windows Games included: Chess titans FreeCell Hearts Mahjong Titans Minesweeper Purble Place Solitaire Spider Solitaire Internet Backgammon Internet Checkers Internet Spades

Cons: Cannot Back-up to Network location, Cannot Accept Incoming Remote Desktop session. (cannot be remotely controlled by another computer via RDP), Cannot have Hard Drives configured as Dynamic Disks Doesn't support: Encrypting File System (EFS) Doesn't support: BitLocker Drive Encryption (BDE)

Overall Review: Awesome Graphical User Interface with AERO feature, in comparison to previous windows versions. The AERO graphics feature makes the desktop and your windows look more modern and sleek and perform new operations and window animations.. but it can have an adverse affect on sub-par older graphics cards and or APU performance. While only supporting a Max. 16 GB of RAM, it will hold up nicely, even for the adventurous home computing users. If you plan on running more than 16 GB of RAM take a look at Windows 7 Professional which can support a MAX. of 192 GB ALSO This Version doesn't have a bunch of other bell and whistle features that either Win. 7 Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate might have. (Although, I don't think most people will even notice them missing.) SIDE NOTE: I currently still recommend Windows 7 to my clients over the latest Windows 8 operating system... (for various reasons I won't get into here) If you read my review in its entirety and found it helpful. THUMBS UP, Rate, Comment or ETC.. I can only hope it helped someones decision.

Pros: Windows 7 home premium x 64 bit Supports up to 16 gigs of ram Class fantatstic os I am sure when 2020 comes around it will be morned and praised as highly if not more so as windows XP I have been using windows 7 on my laptop for almost 4 years now and I recently built a machine on windows 7 pro so I figured I would write a review as there aren't that many helpful reviews on this site presently imo.

Cons: Execution date of 2020 is set. Boots a bit slower than windows 8/8.1 ( if you are on 8 do yourself a favor and upgrade to 8.1 before shelling out 100 for windows 7) GAMERS: Direct X 12 will likely not be coming to Windows 7, no cause to be alarmed if you purchase win 7 right now you are elgible to upgrade to 10 which will have Dx12 free of charge, but it will not be free of hassle which is something to keep in mind. There are easily 200 updates for windows 7 so set aside at least 3 hours for updates but that is to be expected for an os that has been around as long as 7. Doesnt know to not defrag ssds. Be sure to set that to never happen if you install this on an ssd.

Overall Review: This is OEM software. It comes as 64 bit and 64 bit only, there is also a 32 bit only oem software on newegg. 32 bit will limit you to 4 gigs of ram or less. Many people have asked what is the difference between oem and retail. As far as the os itself is concerned, nothing. HOWEVER OEM is limited to ONE machine. You build your build install the os and boom. All you are able to change in your build is your cpu, ram, gpu and Hard drive or SSD. Upgrading a motherboard will requrie you to repurchase windows on oem software. Hope this helps!

Pros: Absolute minimum of packaging.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: My father bought a laptop with Windows 8 on it. After playing around with it for about 15 minutes, he decided he hated it. I nuked the drive and installed Windows 7 Home Premium instead, and he's very happy. I ordered this exclusively for the license key, as I already have several Windows 7 discs floating around.

Pros: The disk they sent me installed Windows 7 so hard. WINDOWS 7??? MORE LIKE WINDOWS HEAVEN. HAD ME SCREAMIN' "YAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!"

Cons: NONE. It's and OS. If you give it a bad rating then shame on you and I hope you have a bad day.

Overall Review: It's Windows 7. It works. I like it.

Pros: -Not Windows 8 -Doesn't crash like Windows 8 -Beautiful GUI -Manage wireless networks -Option to use less of a beautiful GUI for best performance -It just works -One of the best things that Microsoft ever developed -Last Windows operating system that was made when Bill Gates was chairman -High quality -Doesn't even think of putting a tablet's OS on a desktop -Great multiple monitor support -Easy to get updates

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I used to use Windows 8 and I had to reset it 5 times in one year do to a system file being corrupted. People complain about the Metro 2.0 screen on Windows 8, but that is nothing considering the stuff I had to go through with Windows 8. 2 weeks after the 5 resets I had to do within that year, Windows 8 disappeared from my hard drive. It wasn't my hard drive, because I later installed Linux and everything worked perfectly, and because of that I am putting the blame on Windows 8. It's nice to actually get back to a fully working system such as Windows 7. I will not be upgrading to Windows 10 anytime soon, because of how much of a good experience I had with Windows 7. After installing this OS, download the updates.

Pros: A solid OS. It's not Windows 8.

Cons: My only gripe with Windows is not being able to transfer your User folders to another drive/partition without going through some major hoops. With the prevalence of SSDs you'd think they'd do something about this.