Win8 Professional Edition does not work for most users to insist on using Win7 system

A new product always has a process that allows users to adapt and accept, even if XP and Win7 system make users satisfied, there will be a day to replace the system, perhaps It's Win8, and it may be Win9 in the future. But at least for now, users still have a buffer time to continue using the familiar system.

Recently, Cosumer Reports has investigated whether customers support or oppose Win8 upgrades. The results show that most prefer to continue to use Win7 or still purchase products pre-installed with Win7 system. It is reported that after the release of Win7, consumers still have the desire to accept it, and so far, there has not been a lot of complaints about the system.

These consumers surveyed said that since they are satisfied with the current Win7 or XP, then what is necessary to upgrade Win8.

The survey also highlights a point - Win8 is a system that supports touchscreen operation. Nowadays, there is no relatively sound touch-screen notebook ecosystem on the market, so consumers still choose to use Win7 or XP. Of course, after purchasing the Win8 product, the consumer can still choose to operate the interface through the mouse, but this is not the original intention of the Win8 product.

In addition, the survey report also pointed out that another big reason consumers are not willing to upgrade Win8 is that they do not like to change. For example, people can't find the familiar "start” button in Win8.

Finally, there is a very important reason why there are still a lot of drivers in Win8 products that have not been updated, which will lead to unstable or worse conditions. Win7 does not have such a problem.