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This because the Professional SKU has made a comeback from the pre-Windows Vista era, putting at an end Microsoft’s flirt with the Business edition of its Windows client. Chances are that if you did buy and use Window Vista Business, you did so on a work computer rather than on a home machine. The reason is simple enough, and it was related to the set of features that the Redmond-based company thought was perfectly tailored to business users. One of the mistakes Microsoft made with Windows Vista was to attempt to impose its own reference point on what business users need as opposite to what they want. Not to worry, it’s been corrected in Windows 7.

The unfortunate decision to limit the home user-oriented features in Vista Business was not repeated in Windows 7 Professional. In fact, from the get go, Microsoft emphasized that Windows 7 editions would be superseding each other. The Professional SKU contains the complete feature set of the Home Premium edition plus additions designed specifically for businesses.

Here is how Microsoft describes Windows 7 Professional, “With Windows 7 Professional, fewer walls stand between you and your success. You can run many Windows XP productivity programs in Windows XP Mode and recover data easily with automatic backups to your home or business network. You can also connect to company networks effortlessly and more securely with Domain Join. With all the exciting entertainment features of Windows Home Premium, it’s a great choice for home and for business.”

Did you miss Windows Media Center in Vista Business? This won’t happen with Windows 7 Professional. But if you want all the premium games enabled, you’ll have to tinker with the default configuration, and turn the Windows 7 Professional casual gaming content on, just as in Vista Business.

Windows 7 RTM Professional installation

Te deployment process of Windows 7 editions is extremely similar from SKU to SKU. The general user experience is the same, and it has pretty much been kept within the same lines since before RTM. The only “variables” involve information displayed for the specific edition users are installing, but otherwise, deploying the high end Ultimate or the low end Starter editions looks and feels pretty much the same. Windows 7 Professional makes no exception to this rule. Below, you will be able to find screenshots of the installation process, step by step.



Windows 7 RTM Professional