Desktop Migration Proposal
Name: Oluwaseun Ibiyemi Aina
University: University of Maryland University College
Lecturer: Greta Alicia Cooper
Date: 2/26/2014
Introduction
Windows hardware’s has played a vital role in current technology of computer era. Computer application has significantly changed the workloads and manual records and information keeping has been significantly managed easily. This has been tremendously associated with the respective improvements with the software and hardware application development and Windows Xp and windows 7 have been most powerful operating system used by many computer applicants and users.
However time is running out for this operating system as there have been tremendous problems resulting from using them. Such issues has call for research to reveals the benefit of upgrading from window Xp and windows 7 to adopt windows 8.in this paper I am going to outline the methods and procedures of upgrading from windows XP and windows 7 successfully to windows 8.
Justifications of new hardware for Windows 8
Unlike other windows, windows 8 are more secure and reliable. As for the business use this windows has a PDF version which is a good resource for the release and preview which relatively appealing for them. The other features would be useful for specific niches of a wide interest of the new refresh and reset purpose. Such features has ability to return a user`s personal computer (PC) to a pristine state without any need of wiping the stored data. On embracing such upgrading the user managers are able to captures reflect of the system prior deployment and store it in the hard drive of a computer or a network share. In a case of computer user error, computer malware or any other com...
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...hes should be every three years and software updates fall in line with vendor roadmaps, the reality is actually defined by organizational pace, business needs and, ultimately, budget time is running out for this operating system as there have been tremendous problems resulting from using them. Such issues has call for research to reveals the benefit of upgrading from window Xp and windows 7 to adopt windows 8.in this paper I am going to outline the methods and procedures of upgrading from windows XP and windows 7 successfully to windows 8. Therefore, as it has been seen above, Window migration could be the better option.
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