In Windows 7, Microsoft has meticulously ironed out most of the wrinkles that annoyed Vista users. Microsoft deserves credit for making Windows 7 leaner and better performing than Vista, but there are still plenty of reasons to believe that the industry's migration to the operating system could be something less than an enthusiastic stampede.
The economy will play a role in how fast companies move to Windows 7, of course, but Microsoft has also made some puzzling decisions on Windows 7 that could prove vexing for customers. The following are seven potential obstacles that those who are thinking about migrating to Windows 7 would do well to consider.
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