gregrocker New member Guru Local time 1:31 PM Messages 50,634 Apr 2, 2014 #21 Base your decision on what extra features you need, otherwise as stated they are the exact same OS: Compare Windows 7 Editions - Windows 7 Forums
Base your decision on what extra features you need, otherwise as stated they are the exact same OS: Compare Windows 7 Editions - Windows 7 Forums
U UsernameIssues a.k.a. UNI Guru Gold Member Local time 2:31 PM Messages 8,138 Apr 2, 2014 #22 Welcome to the Seven Forums, QuicksilverMac1. QuicksilverMac1 said: ~~~ Windows 7 Ultimate costs a lot for a reason-if you think that business interoperability or presentation mode or Multilanguage support or Windows XP Mode or anything else would help you on your daily driver computer, you have to go for it. ~~~ Click to expand... Depending on how many Language Pack are needed, W7 Professional might meet those needs better than W7 Ultimate. My Computer My Computer At a glance W7 Pro SP1 64biti78GBIntel HD GraphicsComputer typeLaptopComputer Manufacturer/Model NumberEmployer provided Dell LatitudeOSW7 Pro SP1 64bitCPUi7Memory8GBGraphics Card(s)Intel HD GraphicsHard Drivescrappy SSDAntivirusEmployer mandated Symantec Endpoint ProtectionBrowserPale Moon 64bit, IE11 64bit & Chrome 64bit
Welcome to the Seven Forums, QuicksilverMac1. QuicksilverMac1 said: ~~~ Windows 7 Ultimate costs a lot for a reason-if you think that business interoperability or presentation mode or Multilanguage support or Windows XP Mode or anything else would help you on your daily driver computer, you have to go for it. ~~~ Click to expand... Depending on how many Language Pack are needed, W7 Professional might meet those needs better than W7 Ultimate.