6. Easier, Hassle-free Upgrades:

Microsoft had claimed earlier that any computer that supports Windows 7 will run Windows 8 and as it turns out the new operating system offers flawless upgrades and migration from Windows 7 to Windows 8. This enables the enterprises to leave behind Windows 7 and adopt the newer version without being bothered about the bugging errors and annoying messages popping up. Almost all upgrades from the older Windows to the new Windows 8 works flawlessly and the only errors that were reported were from the systems in which the advanced display of the drivers in not available yet.

5. App-V, Improved App Virtualization:

Microsoft’s application virtualizer App-V has been upgraded and improved. It now comes with a physical-t-virtual feature and allows a Remote FX-based GUI connection to a app that is being run on a remote location. This way, it gives the user an illusion that launch, manipulation and execution of the app are happening locally when these operations take place in a remote location.

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