Windows 7 Professional is an edition of the Windows 7 operating system released by Microsoft in October 2009.
An Overview of Windows 7 Professional
Aimed at enthusiasts and small-business users, it includes all the features of Windows 7 Home Premium and adds additional capabilities designed to enhance functionality in a professional environment. Notable features include the ability to join a Windows Server domain, which facilitates the management of user rights and security in a networked setting. It also supports advanced backup options to help protect data, and the Location Aware Printing feature automatically selects the appropriate printer when moving between different networks.
It offers a Remote Desktop for remote work, enabling users to connect to their PC from another machine. Moreover, it can run legacy Windows XP applications through Windows XP Mode, a virtualization feature designed to ease the transition for businesses migrating from Windows XP. With a user-friendly interface and improved performance over its predecessor, Windows XP, Windows 7 found widespread adoption in the business community and remained popular even after the later versions of Windows.
Characteristics of Windows 7 Professional
- User Interface Enhancements
- Performance Improvements
- Networking and Domain Join
- Security Features
- Advanced Tools and Features
- Management and Administration
- Compatibility and Hardware Support
- Language and Localization
- Licensing and Volume Activation
- Extended Support
Data Sheet
Software: Windows 7 Professional
Language: Multilingual
Developer: Microsoft
Medicine: Pre_Activated