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In order to download the software, a user needs to have an account on Windows Sentinel. The software will collect data for a few hours. After it finished, the user should load the Windows 7 Compatibility Testing widget which would tell him or her whether his or her PC passed the test. If it failed, then there would be a note on why it did.
A lot of details has been written on what the widget does and users can read them by visiting the source link below.
Source: InfoWorld
Why the heck would anyone want to mess with this when they can’t even get Vista right yet. I thought people learned their lesson.
Even if this tool says Windows 7 will work, how well will it work and will it actually still be the same as it is now when it does get released? I mean come on look how poor Vista preforms unless you go way above the minimum requirements for ram.
This is one thing I will just leave to those always have to have the new and improved products before anyone else.
A compatibility tool for an OS that (theoretically) wont be released for another 18 months? I doubt they will even get close to the 2010 release date,much less get it right at that time
Sounds like the warmup for a bad Vista re-run to me.
Yeah, why do they even need to make new OS’s? Why don’t they just provide updates to people, and then more expensive updates cost money?