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November 22, 2011 06:06 am GMT
Installing Windows has always been something of a joke. Not always warranted, of course, but we all know how funny and catastrophic anecdotes outlive the less thrilling reality of something as commonplace as an OS install. Yet we all have heard a few horror stories about Windows installs, or at the very least joked about how long it often takes.Microsoft actually went to some lengths in Windows 7 to correct this soft spot of theirs, and it's true that the installation process is simpler and better. Seeing how well this was received, and also noting a number of market trends worth integrating, they are now taking the improvements a step further with Windows 8. A one-click install or upgrade is still a ways out, but the new features are kin with Windows 8's approach of marrying stability with mobility.
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Microsoft Streamlines Windows Install, With An Eye To Web Distribution And Ease Of Use
Installing Windows has always been something of a joke. Not always warranted, of course, but we all know how funny and catastrophic anecdotes outlive the less thrilling reality of something as commonplace as an OS install. Yet we all have heard a few horror stories about Windows installs, or at the very least joked about how long it often takes.Microsoft actually went to some lengths in Windows 7 to correct this soft spot of theirs, and it's true that the installation process is simpler and better. Seeing how well this was received, and also noting a number of market trends worth integrating, they are now taking the improvements a step further with Windows 8. A one-click install or upgrade is still a ways out, but the new features are kin with Windows 8's approach of marrying stability with mobility.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/9hsILxbTYro/
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