• Windows 7 Sp1

. Windows 7 Ultimate. Windows 7 Professional.

Windows 7 Home Premium. Windows 7 Enterprise. Windows 7 Starter. Windows 7 Home Basic Except for Windows 7 Starter, all versions of Windows 7 are available in either versions. While Windows 7 is no longer produced or sold by Microsoft, you can often find copies floating around on.

The Best Version of Windows 7 For You Windows 7 Ultimate is the, well, ultimate version of Windows 7, containing all the features available in Windows 7 Professional and Windows 7 Home Premium, plus BitLocker technology. Windows 7 Ultimate also has the largest language support. Windows 7 Professional, often referred to as Windows 7 Pro, contains all the features available in Windows 7 Home Premium, plus Windows XP Mode, network backup features, and domain access, making this the right Windows 7 choice for medium and small business owners. Windows 7 Home Premium is the version of Windows 7 designed for the standard home user, including all the non-business bells and whistles that make Windows 7. Windows 7 Home Basic is only available in some developing countries. Windows 7 Minimum Requirements Windows 7 requires the following, at a minimum:.: 1 GHz.: 1 GB (2 GB for 64-bit versions).: 16 GB free space (20 GB free for 64-bit versions) Your needs to support DirectX 9 if you plan to utilize Aero. Also, if you intend on installing Window 7 using DVD media, your will need to support DVD discs.

Windows 7 Hardware Limitations Windows 7 Starter is limited to 2 GB of RAM and 32-bit versions of all other editions of Windows 7 are limited to 4 GB. Depending on the edition, 64-bit versions of Windows 7 support considerably more memory. Windows 7 Ultimate, Professional, and Enterprise support up to 192 GB, Home Premium 16 GB, and Home Basic 8 GB.

Windows 7 Sp1

CPU support in Windows 7 is a little more complicated. Windows 7 Enterprise, Ultimate, and Professional support up to 2 physical CPUs while Windows 7 Home Premium, Home Basic, and Starter only support one CPU. However, 32-bit versions of Windows 7 support up to 32 logical processors and 64-bit versions support up to 256. Windows 7 Service Packs The most recent for Windows 7 is Service Pack 1 (SP1) which was released on February 9, 2011.

An additional 'rollup' update, a sort of Windows 7 SP2, was also made available in mid-2016. See for more information about Windows 7 SP1 and the Windows 7 Convenience Rollup. Not sure what service pack you have?

See for help. The initial release of Windows 7 has the 6.1.7600. See my list for more on this. More About Windows 7 Here is some of our popular content on Windows 7:. We have a lot of Windows 7-related content, such as so be sure to search for what you're after using the search feature at the top of the page.