Windows 7 includes 6 versions, namely Windows 7 Starter (junior version), Windows 7 Home Basic (home basic version), Windows 7 Home Premium (home premium version), Windows 7 Professional (professional version) ), Windows 7 Enterprise (Enterprise Edition) and Windows7 Ultimate (Ultimate Edition).

Windows 7 Starter (Junior Edition)

This is the version with the least functions. It lacks Aero special effects function, no 64-bit support, no Windows Media Center and Mobility Center, etc., and is not suitable for changing the desktop. The background is limited (weird). It is primarily designed for low-end computers like netbooks, is available through system integration or pre-installed on OEM computers, and is limited to certain types of hardware.

Windows 7 Home Basic (Family Basic Edition)

This is a simplified home edition, and the Chinese version is expected to sell for 399 yuan. It supports multiple monitors, has Mobility Center, limits some Aero special effects, does not have Windows Media Center, lacks Tablet support, does not have remote desktop, and can only join but cannot create a Home Group (Home Group), etc. It is only available in emerging markets such as China, India, Brazil, etc.

Windows 7 Home Premium (Home Premium Edition)

Aimed at home users to meet home entertainment needs, it includes all desktop enhancements and multimedia features, such as Aero special effects, multi-touch functions, Media center, establishing home network groups, handwriting recognition, etc., does not support Windows domain, Windows XP mode, multi-language, etc.

Windows 7 Professional (Professional Edition)

Aimed at enthusiasts and small business users, it meets the needs of office development and includes enhanced network functions, such as active directory and domain support, remote desktop, etc. , in addition to network backup, location-aware printing, encrypted file system, presentation mode, Windows XP mode and other functions. 64-bit supports larger memory (192GB). Available through global OEMs and retailers.

Windows 7 Enterprise (Enterprise Edition)

An advanced version for the enterprise market that meets the needs of enterprise data sharing, management, and security. It includes multi-language packages, UNIX application support, BitLocker drive encryption, BranchCache, etc., and is sold in volume licenses through companies that have software assurance contracts with Microsoft. Not available in OEM and retail markets.

Windows 7 Ultimate (Ultimate Edition)

It has all the functions and is basically the same product as the Enterprise Edition. It only differs in the authorization method and related applications and services. It is oriented to high-end Users and software enthusiasts. Professional and Home Premium users can pay to upgrade to Ultimate through the Windows Anytime Upgrade (WAU) service.

Note: Among these six versions, Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional are the two main versions. The former is for home users and the latter is for business users. In addition, there is no appearance or functional difference between the 32-bit version and the 64-bit version, but the 64-bit version supports 16GB (up to 192GB) of memory, while the 32-bit version can only support a maximum of 4GB of memory. Currently all new and newer CPUs are 64-bit compatible and can use 64-bit versions. By the way, Soft Media’s Windows 7 Optimization Master perfectly supports 32-bit and 64-bit systems and above, and has passed Microsoft’s official Windows 7 logo certification.

Genuine pre-installed computers usually have a home version, while those in enterprises and government agencies have a professional version and an enterprise version. The most popular version among pirated users is the most advanced flagship version, after all, it supports the most functions. and personalization features.