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The features offered in Professional and Ultimate have their uses, but this guide is focused on home users.Ģ. Windows Professional and Ultimate, on the other hand, are more appropriate for business and enterprise users. Windows 7 Home Premium, however, has everything that a home user is going to need with the possible exception of the XP compatibility mode, a feature we'll talk about more in the next chapter. The differences between these were a bit confusing, and Home Basic was more basic than you'd expect from a supposedly complete operating system. Vista offered both a Home Basic and Home Premium version. Windows 7 Starter aside, the break-down between Windows 7 versions makes a lot of sense. You can at least personalize your netbook with XP, but with Starter you’re stuck with the default settings. As you can see in the above table, it is actually less functionality than Windows XP in several ways. There are more than a few people who are unhappy with Microsoft's decision to make Windows 7 Starter the default operating system for netbooks.