Download Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor, & Check If Your PC Can Run Windows 7
Posted May 8, 2009 – 4:53 pm in: Windows 7 TweaksPost the release of Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC), XP and Vista users are finding that Windows 7 is the future. It’s time to move on from Windows XP or Vista to Windows 7. Though Windows 7 RTM should be released by this October, you can safely move from XP or Vista to recently released Windows 7 RC.
The first thing we think prior the install of a new operating system is its compatibility with our system hardware. You can check Windows 7 system requirements to check the hardware requirements. Recently, Microsoft even released Windows 7 upgrade advisor beta that helps you check your system compatibility with Windows 7.
The program is simple to use. Just download, install and run the program to know the result.
Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor scans your PC’s system, programs and devices to check if it’s able to run Windows 7. After a few minutes, the report will let you know if your PC meets the system requirements, if there are any known compatibility issues with your programs and devices, and will also provide guidance on your upgrade options to Windows 7.
Note that you need to have installed .NET 2.0 Framework or higher on your XP to run Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor (if not, you will asked to download and install it). Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor supports Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows XP Service Pack 2 only.
Download Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor Beta
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6 Comments
Great, thank you.
Tested on my laptop running Vista and it seems almost fully ready for upgrading
I wish won-7 had outlook express with it so I don’t have to find a away to get my mail
Is it safe to have windows 7 and Norton Internet Security together on my Windows Vista computer.
Anne Johnson
@ Anne Joahnson
If you are running Vista and 7 in dual-boot you can safely use NIS. And if you are running Windows 7 in VPC or VirtualBox also you can use NIS without any problems.
do your files get wiped if you upgrade? and ur software aswell?
Your files and software will not be deleted during the upgrade process. But we suggest you backup all critical data as precaution is better than cure.