Microsoft has officially released the Windows Thin PC with a number of features that are down to Windows 7, for some workstations or low-end machines.
Windows 7 is especially loved by the beautiful interface, good hardware support and overcome the weaknesses that Windows product key Vista suffer. However, the machine also requires a "relative" configuration to operate smoothly. Taking that into account, Microsoft has released a version of Windows 7 Embedded, also known as Windows Thin PC, can run well on the configuration machine just right but still ensure the outstanding features of Windows 7.
With some features removed (like the Search tool on the Start Menu and some components in the Control Panel), the reduced Windows 7 takes up very little hard drive space (only 2.8 GB compared to about 8 GB as the full version), the default RAM capacity is 310 MB.
However, Windows Thin PC is still included with Windows Media Player 12 and Internet Explorer 8 (you can also install IE 9 or 10). This version of Windows does not support installation from the hard drive, which you must install from USB or DVD.
As with the full version of Windows 7 product key, you need a license key to activate Windows Thin PC, otherwise you will only be allowed 90 days. However, you can completely crack the license using the same trick (as with Windows 7 officially).
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