Computeractive's video guides show you exactly how to upgrade from XP or Vista to Windows 7, and then guide you through some of the most interesting tools and new features.
Is your Windows XP or Vista computer ready to upgrade to Windows 7? We show how to find out.
In this two-part video, we show how to upgrade a Windows XP computer to run Windows 7
In this two-part video, we show how to upgrade a Windows XP computer to run Windows 7
We show how to upgrade a Windows Vista computer to run Windows 7
We show how the Start Menu has changed in Windows 7, and how to use it
Windows 7 includes the latest version of Internet Explorer - Internet Explorer 8. In this two-part guide, we explain how its new features work
Windows 7 includes the latest version of Internet Explorer - Internet Explorer 8. In this two-part guide, we explain how its new features work
We show how the Windows 7 Taskbar has changed, and how to use it
We show how to use the Windows 7 Control Panel, and where to find the most useful settings
We show how the new Aero Snap and Shake tools make rearranging windows easy in Windows 7
We show how to set up a simple home network using the Homegroups tool in Windows 7
We show how to connect to wireless networks using a Windows 7 computer
We explain how to use the Action Center, which replaces the Security Center in Windows 7
We show how to use the new Libraries in Windows 7
Windows 7 doesn't include an email program, so we show how to add and use one
Sponsored video: We show how Windows 7 can be controlled using a touch screen
Worried about ditching XP or Vista in favour of Windows 7? Create a dual-boot PC and you can run both
We take an in-depth look at the latest version of Windows, and examine the 10 best reasons to upgrade
Microsoft's new operating system comes in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Find out what the differences are and what you need to check before buying
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