Directly Download Windows 7 For Free – Enterprise Edition

Last month Windows 7 Enterprise edition was released for download by Microsoft for IT Professionals for free. We can now test, debug and experience the new Enterprise edition of Windows 7. In addition, it provides us an opportunity to become familiar with the key improvements, and experience firsthand how Windows 7 can make your PC experience more secure, productive, fun and manageable.

You just need to enter some basic information how you will use the product and Download the 90-Day trial of Windows 7 Enterprise version for free.

Simply Right-Click and Save Target as the link below:

Windows 7 32-Bit version

Windows 7 64-Bit version

For geeks, try to extend the trial period…

Enjoy!

I wasn’t able to buy the new Windows 7 OS yet so for the meantime this is very useful for me.

But for sure, I’m going to buy soon…

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Activating Windows 7 Administrator Account Mode

In Windows 7 and Vista, Administrator account login is disabled by default to protect the system in all clean installations. However, it is enabled for upgrade installations where there is no other local Administrator account on the computer.

If you want to use Windows 7 the way that you want just like in Windows XP (no UAC), just enable the Built-in Administrator account.

Its easy!

How to Add Administrator User to Welcome Screen

1. From the previous vista article, simply open the command prompt as administrator: Start Menu > type “cmd” > Right-Click Menu > Run as administrator or simply press CTRL + Shift + Enter

Read more: Don’t forget to check the complete article in opening a program with Administrator Privilege in Windows 7

2. Input the following command: Net user Administrator /active:yes

That’s it…

Note:

User Account Control (UAC) and protected mode in Internet Explorer is Off.

Recommended for technical users only.

Enjoy using Windows 7!

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Get Ready with Windows 7 using the Upgrade Advisor

Check Windows 7 compatibility by downloading and running the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor. The 8.26 MB program scans your devices, hardware and installed programs for known compatibility issues, gives you guidance and quick view on how to resolve potential problems found, and recommends what to do before you upgrade.

 

 

In just a few minutes, you'll get a report that tells you if your PC meets the system requirements.

32-Bit Report

64-Bit Report

Supported OS: Windows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Vista;

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