Endless Reboots And The Key Problems Of Windows 7

28th October 2009

The PC users who are upgrading their operating systems from Windows Vista to Windows 7 have been coming across into a variety of hair pulling and annoying problems since the day when Windows 7 was launched by Microsoft Corporation. The complaints have been ranging from the endless reboots to the refusals by the Windows to accept the assigned product keys by the Microsoft Corporation.

As on Monday morning, Microsoft had been answering some 2600 questions that had been poured into support forum related to the upgrades. At the last count, almost 1400 of these questions were unanswered.

On the support forum of Microsoft, the users were complaining about receiving some unspecified errors while unpacking the Home Premium version of Windows 7 from the student download, and also about getting an error message that said it was unable to create or save the new files in the specified folder in which the application was being downloaded.

The users also started complaining about the endless reboots this Friday, and posted messages to the support forum of Microsoft by saying that the Windows 7 upgrade would be hanging two thirds of the way during the upgrade.

Some of the other angry users were saying that the Windows would not accept the product keys as given with the upgrade disks of Windows 7 and it says that the product key is invalid and asks to re-enter the product key.