Windows Operating Systems Troubleshooting Solutions

Which Operating Systems is right for us? Windows 7, Vista or XP? The answers are complicated and it depends on many factors. Nobody knows the real truth. Windows Vista had its own problems, start from the beginning. Similarly, Windows 7 is the most flexible Microsoft operating system to date, but PC users will have ample reason to stick with Vista or Windows XP until Windows 7 is "producing" their lack of drivers for many hardware.

It depends a lot on what hardware are you using your computer, which type of computer you're using. There are computers for gamers, office workers, programmers, travelers and business men, web surfers and all have different priorities and will want to choose Operating System accordingly.

But just because Vista was a failure at release doesn't mean it was a bad operating system. Even works better than Windows XP on some PC-s, more reliable due to some hardware drivers. So, the drivers are the soul of communications between Operating Systems and Hardware.

Why aren't compatible always? "God" know. Who is guilty for incompatibility of drivers and OS?

Windows 7 Gains Over Windows 8 and Vista Competition

Windows 8 is making a headway against Vista. However, both of them have no match with Windows 7. The most recent figures have shown that, in May, Windows 8 has a 4.27 percentage share of the PCs being installed worldwide versus the 4.51% for Vista. As you know, Vista is one of the least popular OSes introduced in November 2006. But then again, maybe they will be breaking out the sparkling wine soon. Still, Windows 7 leads a long shot at 44.85% and it truly made gains in May. It had 44.72% in April.

Newer Isn't Always Better

We need to understand the situation. According to Bill Gates, higher is better. Let's take a look at the reality. The Windows Me, the blue one has problems. The Windows 98 has issues. The Windows Vista could not transfer files over a network at rational speeds. Users were happy with Windows XP but it became out-dated. Now, this most recent version, which is Windows 8, has even more issues. This points out that newer is not always better. As what Bill Gates says, it's not practical to point out the best one, when the most recent has more issues. Without a doubt, people prefer Windows 7 because it has operated far better and has had lesser and more tolerable issues.

Tips to Install Windows 7

Now let's take a look on how you can go ahead and reinstall Windows 7 on your computer  ( or )  how to install Windows 7 on your computer.

First  ensure that you back up all your data before beginning the reinstallation.

Reason being simple  when we are going to install Windows, Windows will erase all the data on the computer and reinstall a fresh copy.

First  insert the Windows disk that you have got into the computer.

Now restart your computer and then tap f12 on the keyboard to get to the boot menu there choose boot device to cd/dvd or cd rom or dvd rom and then tap enter continuously until you see an option which says Windows is loading files.

By any chance if you are not able to go to the boot menu then tap f2 when the machine turns on.

It will take you to the bios there go to the boot section and then change the boot order prioriy to cd/dvd rom and then restart your system then it will attempt to boot from the disk.

Now  once the machine is booting from the disk as I told you you will see a message stating that Windows is loading files.

Wait until Windows loads all the files.

Once it loads all the files you will get a Window where it will ask you to select the language choose the language in which you want to install Windows.