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The Windows Experience Index gives your PC a score for each of the hardware components. The score is determined by the lowest score out of your hardware components. Easy find out what your WEI score is on MS Windows Computer!
(Image-1) Run Performance Test on Windows 7 ergo Windows Experience Index!
2.) Use Experience.Index.OK Recalculate the windows experience index!
If you want that the Experience.Index.OK run a recalculate of the windows experience index please Run Experience.Index.OK and click Re-Run the assessment (... see Image-2)
The native recalculation is started immediately then just click on the button Reload or Restart Experience.Index.OK.
(Image-2) Recalculate the experience index in Windows!
The performance index is a number that can give approximately an idea of the performance of your computer or laptop. Your system is rated from one to 9.9 points on Windows 10 and at 7 to 7.9. The final result is displayed according to the weakest component.
Here are the download addresses for Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 as a VHD image and valuable information Although Windows 10 can be tested with all languages,
YES You can use the Windows XP Wallpaper For Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Why not; You do not need x64 bitmaps See also: ► How to see installed Windows updates
The solution is simple to do a DIRECT DOWNLOAD of Windows 7 Enterprise and test it forever and for free YES You can download the Windows 7 trial version ►►►
No, you must not buy a boot manager for Windows 7 Windows 7 has his own boot manager. A multi-system operation is possible. Hot Key Windows-Logo+R and Command
Easy create an installation Windows-7 DVD for all Windows 7 Editions Starter/Home/Professional for offline Installation Please insert a blank DVD into your
The upgrade or Downgrade to Windows 7 is from every Microsoft OS posible Yes You can upgrade from your current edition of Microsoft Windows XP to a corresponding
The current video card may support Aero with a driver that is compliant with the Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM). Contact the manufacturer of your computer or video card for a WDDM-compatible driver.
