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Windows 7 – The only Self-Healing Operating System

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Windows 7 – The only Self-Healing Operating System

In order to improve customer support and experience, to increase hassle free computing, Microsoft integrated a lot of new automatic troubleshooting features in Windows 7 which makes it a “Self-healing” OS. Yes, now you have no more requirements to call a technician or a computer guy to fix your computer, your Windows is now smart enough to handle all by itself.

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