Survey suggests 53% of Windows 8 users still prefer Windows 7

. Microsoft (MSFT) is taking a big gamble with Windows 8. Right off the bat, Windows 8 looks nothing like its predecessors. The tried-and-tested Start menu and desktop is gone (at least on the RT version) and in its place is a tile-based home screen that displays apps and notifications. Microsoft has said before that Windows 8 is a complete overhaul of its Windows operating system - and it is. But even if over 1 million people downloaded the Consumer Preview version of Windows 8, it doesn't mean they like the changes made.

Boy Genius Report , Survey suggests 53% of Windows 8 users still prefer Windows 7, Survey suggests 53% of Windows 8 users still prefer Windows 7