Microsoft set to launch Windows Compatibility Center for Windows 7
October 2nd, 2009 Leave a comment Visited 213 times, 1 so far today
Microsoft set to launch Windows Compatibility Center for Windows 7
Microsoft has announced that they are soon going to launch an online resource center named Windows Compatibility Center.
Windows Compatibility Center would let the users find out if their hardware and software products would work with Windows 7 operating system.
Windows 7 is already selling in schools and colleges in the USA. Its going to be in retail stores later this month.
Microsoft also made available the RC edition of Windows 7 earlier this year which would work till March 2010.
Microsoft said in a statement: “We will have more on this as we get closer to launch, but thousands of products are being populated into the Compatibility Center right now based on confirmed statements of support from partners. If you are a customer, you can be confident that we are working with our partners to ensure you find the compatibility status, downloads, and helpful resources for the products you use every day.”
Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Windows 7, Windows 7, Windows Compatibility Center
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