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Toggle menus Toggle search Main menu Technology Business Science Cars Life & Culture The Future Reviews Hacks Search Search Facebook Twitter Newsletter Linkedin Sections Secondary menu Trending Apple Watch Alphr 100 Kodi Oculus Rift Samsung Galaxy S7 iPad Pro iPhone 7 Microsoft Windows 7 Starter Edition review Microsoft As stripped down as the netbooks it will grace, but if you're given the choice we'd recommend switching to Home Premium instead PC Pro 22 Oct 2009 whatsapp facebook twitter google+ linkedin reddit email Image 1 of 2 4 Windows 7 Starter Edition is designed to be a stripped-down version of the operating system, available only in 32-bit. [26] . June 19, 2009. ^ Hachman, Mark (February 4, 2009). Further reading[edit]. Retrieved September 14, 2009.

See also[edit]. ^ "Windows Anytime Upgrades". There are two possible ways to upgrade to Windows 7 from an earlier version of Windows:. References[edit]. Please select a newsletter. Derivatives[edit]. But, for the main uses of a netbook, which normally revolves around surfing the Internet, checking email and the like, it will do the job just fine. But did you know there's a fourt edition, known as Windows 7 Starter? It's not well known, but as people explore Windows 7, they're starting to wonder if this edition is for them.

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