Development Engineer Group: Windows 7 Has 27 Changes

On March 16, the Windows 7 system development team revealed on their official blog that the operating system would have 27 more changes . Also on this blog last month engineers announced details of 36 changes that are expected to appear on Windows 7 RC. According to the engineers' disclosure, the biggest change in 27 improvements this time lies in the Safely Remove Hardware function and is now replaced by the 'Eject' function (remove out). " In Windows 7 Beta, users can still use the Safely Remove Hardware feature displayed in the toolbar and the Eject function in the device management context menu in Devices and Printers (the device manager program). and printers) "Steven Sinofsky - the chief engineer of the Windows 7 development team wrote in the blog," Based on user feedback, we integrated both of these features into one ". While most of these changes are minor modifications instead of comprehensive changes, they are still quite convenient for users overall and show that Microsoft is' listening to users seriously and have receptive '. " We know our customers are very interested in the program's operation. " Sinofsky continued, " And we also discovered that only shortening the runtime of audio files is typical for the shutdown process. We can save customers about 400 milliseconds each time, but it is small but it is also worth the price . "