Windows 7 Upgrade Services Now Available for Oahu Residents

    HONOLULU, HI, April 23, 2010 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Is your computer too slow? Do you need more speed? Want to back-up, clean-up, upgrade? Oahu residents who would either like to speed up their existing Windows XP computer by upgrading to Windows 7, but not lose all of their software, pictures, music, documents, users and settings, or who have already purchased a new Windows 7 computer and would like to move all their current data and settings from their old computer to their new Windows 7 computer can get the help they need from Jim Bufalini, a local experienced computer programming professional, specializing in operating system upgrades, as well as computer back-ups and clean-ups.

Why upgrade to Windows 7? Windows XP is a nine-year-old operating system and Vista was a flop that came out in 2007 and only garnered 19 percent market share at its peak. Windows 7, as of last month, has already garnered 20 percent market share. It is a big step ahead, performs faster, offers great back-up options, has improved security and is noted for its ease of use compared to Windows XP and Vista.

"A few days after upgrading my wife's XP machine to Windows 7 and her running all of the same software she was used to using, I asked her how the machine was running and how she liked Windows 7. She looked at me and said one word, 'Fast!'," says Jim Bufalini, who in the meantime has upgraded the computers of many others.

For more information about Jim Bufalini and the computer operating system upgrades he offers, visit http://www.upgrades.jimbofhawaii.com.

About Jim Bufalini:
Jim Bufalini has lived in Hawaii since 1975 and formed a company called CCG, Inc. (Corporate Consulting Group) and over the years computerized and developed software for literally hundreds of clients of which a couple of the more notable were CPR (Clients, Prospects and Referrals) for First Hawaiian Bank and CATS (Computer Aided Tracking System) for HNA, the then JPO between The Honolulu Advertiser and The Star Bulletin, as well as numerous then cutting edge systems for JTB Hawaii (Japan Travel Bureau).

He is offering this Windows 7 upgrade service because he was surprised to discover that there is no direct upgrade path from Windows XP to Windows 7 and the recommended methods are anything but straightforward.

Drawing on his experience of performing numerous operating system upgrades, as well as transfers from one machine and operating system to another, Jim decided to offer this service to fellow island residents.

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