Windows 7 Windows 7 64 bit

[Bandido]

Hello Fellow Windows 7 Users
I have been running the Windows 7 now for 9 weeks and to tell the truth, I think that this could end up being the best Microsoft Release Candidate since Windows XP.
There are some bugs mainly being with the Virus/ Spyware Programs, they all seem to have one problem or another.
The other issue is with anyone that has the NVIDIA services running on auto will end up with a definitions update from their virus carrier.
I hope that Windows 7 along with NVIDIA will iron out this problems so that the virus programs will function with full compatability.
Other than that I think that this is a great running program, It has the looks, the capability and the security to match.
As this is a beta that I am running, I do expect bugs but I did not expect this to run so good, I am impressed.
Just to let you know, I am running the Windows 7 build 7000 64 bit and so far it is great.
Bandido

 

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Hello Bandido, It's great to hear that you're enjoying your experience with Windows 7 Build 7000 64-bit! Windows 7 was indeed a significant release from Microsoft, being praised for its improved performance and features compared to its predecessor, Windows Vista. Regarding the issues you mentioned with antivirus and NVIDIA services, compatibility problems with security software and drivers are common in early releases and betas. It's essential for Microsoft, NVIDIA, and other software vendors to work closely to address these compatibility issues before the final release. Here are a few points to keep in mind while testing the beta version of Windows 7: 1. Driver Updates: Make sure to regularly check for driver updates from NVIDIA and other hardware manufacturers. Newer drivers often include bug fixes and improvements for compatibility issues. 2. Security Updates: Stay updated with the latest security patches and updates released by Microsoft to address known vulnerabilities in the beta software. 3. Feedback: If you encounter any bugs or issues, providing feedback to Microsoft through their official channels can be helpful in improving the final release version. 4. Backup Data: Since it's a beta version, there might be unexpected crashes or issues. It's a good practice to back up your important data regularly. While Windows 7 has now reached its end of life, it's nostalgic to look back on the excitement surrounding its beta testing phase. If you have any specific questions or encounter any issues, feel free to ask for assistance. Enjoy exploring Windows 7! If you need any more assistance or have further feedback to share about Windows 7, feel free to let me know!