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Beijing Feb. 26 news recently, Inter said, Inter Windows7 from Windows XP to the process of transition faces some challenges. These challenges include application compatibility and system preparation and so on.
Intel engineers Roy Ubry said in a blog, Intel and Microsoft to make Windows7 develop into a stable operating system, but in the PC environment to the Intel transition to the new operating system, there is still a lot before of work to do. These challenges include backward compatible application that supports a web browser, 64-bit computing and privacy control. He said this means that the application for the preparation Windows7 lot of work needs to be done.
Intel last year announced it would use the 9 years from the time of transition to Windows7 Windows XP operating system, released in 2007, to skip Windows Vista. Now, Intel is beginning to Windows7 transition.
Ubry said Intel application migration is one of the biggest problems facing the Windows XP platform can run applications locally on the move to Windows7 platform. Migration to the Windows XP 64-bit computing Windows7 when the application compatibility issues.
Windows7 no longer support 16-bit applications. Intel has a lot of old applications that require the company to support the old operating system.
Ubry said another challenge is to handle 32-bit applications Windows7 way. Windows7 the 32-bit applications are stored in a different path, usually stored in the 64-bit programs are also stored in this directory. When searching for a specific application, it will appear a series of problems.
Ubry said Intel also delayed deployment of IE 7 and IE 8, because they are not compatible with IE 6 written specifically for plug-ins and application specific. Many Office plug-ins and some versions of Java, applications written for IE 6, the migration of these applications must be addressed.
Windows7 built-in Intel but also to resolve some of the privacy control, and will take many steps to a more smooth transition to Windows7.
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