As you know Windows 7 RC1 has already been released for MSDN and TechNet subscribers. And there is only one day left for all of us to get our hands on the Windows 7 Release Candidate 1. The RC1 is the bridge between the Beta and Final Release; so let's have a look at the new features of Windows 7:

Daemon Tools is the most commonly used virtual drive program, however as I mentioned in my previous article Daemon Tools is not compatible with Windows 7 Beta. But another virtual drive program -which I would like to call "the magical program"- Virtual Clone Drive is compatible with Windows 7 Beta. Let's see which one of this two is better.

Virtual Drive programs are probably the most commonly used programs by gamers. And Daemon Tools is the most popular and at the same time the most problematic Virtual Drive program. A lot of people had many problems with Daemon Tools when Windows Vista was first released, because the latest version of Daemon Tools was not compatible with Vista. The question is is it compatible with Windows 7 Beta?

After the release of Windows 7 Beta one of the most challenging questions was which anti-virus software should be used.  I know everybody has their own preferences about security software but it's important to know your options before installing Windows 7. So if you haven't install Windows 7 Beta or installed but still not decided which security software to use, you should read this article.