Definitely not Microsoft will launch Windows 7 “E”, a version of its next operating system without a browser for the European countries.

Microsoft announced last Friday not to launch Windows 7 “E”, a special edition for Europe, even though the authorities have not yet given the go-ahead with its plan of the operating system has a window, a ballot screen, allowing the user to choose whether you want Internet Explorer or another browser.

Initially, the software manufacturer had proposed to launch a Europe without Windows 7 browser, named Windows 7 “E”, while European authorities were quick to point out that this did not satisfy their concerns regarding the abuse of dominant position of accusing the company.

Last week Microsoft announced its’ ballot screen ‘, so well received by users who have asked not only appears in Windows 7 to reach Europe, but those around the world. The software maker said on Friday that it has decided to launch the same version of Windows 7 for Europe than for the rest of the world, available the next October 22, after the computer manufacturers complained that having to use a version Windows without a browser would create panic among many users.

In addition to please authorities, and rival manufacturers, the new plan is also a relief to European users of Windows Vista that the previous plan, they would have opted for an installation from scratch to move to Windows 7 and not a mere update , as is now the case.

No related posts.