The addition of libraries, along with the multitasking Task Bar has made the job easier for many Windows users. Unlike the previous editions of Windows operating systems, this one received critical praise. Earlier operating systems were interrupted by the constant naggings of the User Account Control System. Compatibility to different devices and across different platforms has been criticized in the case of the earlier OS but in this edition of Windows 7 Ultimate, that flaw has also been neutralized. The issues from the previous operating systems have been fixed. Most importantly, this new Operating System is power savvy and goes easy on the RAM. Even the stock applications (which come preloaded) have been updated to allow a smooth experience. The interface also contains an icon called Action Centre which allows the user to have a precise overview of maintenance and security. A translucent format allows the applications to manage a clear arrangement.

Windows has done away with the tacky animations of Windows Vista. An updated Windows Aero feels like a breath of fresh air. It is super helpful and saves us a lot of time. To make our tasks easier, it allows us to access different files or features of different apps on the taskbar without actually opening them. Further, the taskbar allows you to keep a tab on different windows. The User Interface carries an uncluttered look, thanks to the taskbar on which you can pin different apps. Windows Media Player 12 allows you to stream music directly from iTunes. The users can directly access those without bothering about the original location of the file. Four libraries contain images, video, music, and documents. One of my favorite features of this new OS is Files Libraries which allows the user to access the required file without any hassle. Users can simply pin their most sought-after applications to the taskbar and easily accesses them when they need those. A squeaky clean look, thanks to the multitasking taskbar.

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