WINDOWS 10

Microsoft has recently released a new version of its operating system (OS)  which surprisingly was not the Windows 9 everyone was expecting including me as they skipped to Windows 10.This latest version would run on  devices such as smartphones,tablets,PC's(personal computers) and XBOX game consoles with applications for it sold from a single app store.The START menu which has been absent from the WINDOWS 8 interface also makes a return in apparent attempt by MICROSOFT  to bring users more familiar with WINDOWS 7,VISTA and XP on board to upgrade to WINDOWS 10. 

LATEST RUMOURS ON WINDOWS 9

Windows 9. Threshold. Or just plain Windows. Whatever Microsoft ends up calling its next operating system, it's shaping up to be another big change from the Windows that came before it.
Only this time, Microsoft is looking to mollify its user base—especially in the enterprise—instead of scaring people away. If months of leaks and rumors are accurate, Microsoft will undo some of the most drastic changes in Windows 8, but it will also kick off a major transformation for Windows--one that's long overdue.
Microsoft is likely to reveal at least some of these changes at a September 30 event. Here's a look at all the details that have leaked out so far, and how we expect it all to come together:

INSTALLING WINDOWS 7 FOR BEGINNERS

Steps to install Windows 7 operating system (O.S) for beginners..

What you need to know before installation of Windows 7 operating system (O.S) is system requirement. Your personal computer (PC) needed  the following methods before and after installation:

Method 1 of 2: Hardware requirements
This is minimum hardware that you need to have on your computer and should be checked in advance of installing.
1 GHz CPU with 32 bits or 64 bits.
1 GB Ram for 32 bits or 2 GB Ram for 64 bits.
16 GB empty space hard disk for 32 bits or 20 GB for 64 bits.
DVD drive (if installing from a DVD).