The Differences in Windows Professional & Home Premium

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Communication

• Windows 7 Home Premium and Professional share many of the same features when it comes to communication, except that Professional offers the capability to add your computer to a domain, which isn't a common need for most home users. Windows 7 Professional also offers Presentation Mode, which automatically disables the screensaver, adjusts the volume and changes the desktop wallpaper -- a useful tool when giving a presentation.

Productivity

• Another difference between Windows 7 Professional and Home Premium is that Professional offers a few more productivity tools -- namely, Location-Aware Printing, Remote Desktop Connection and Windows XP Mode. Location-Aware Printing enables your computer to remember which default printer you used on a particular network, so when your computer returns to that network, Windows 7 automatically sets the default printer accordingly. Remote Desktop Connection allows you to remotely access another computer running Windows with Remote Desktop access enabled. Windows XP Mode will run Windows XP-only compatible programs on a Windows 7 system.
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Safety and Security

• Windows 7 Professional offers Advanced Backup and Restore features that aren't included in Windows 7 Home Premium. This capability gives you more options for backing up your data and being able to restore it in the event of a system failure.

Professional Services

• Because Windows 7 Professional is intended for use in a professional environment, as its name indicates, there are additional tools included for information technology professionals that the Home edition lacks -- specifically, Group Policy controls, Offline Folders and File System Encrypting. Group Policy controls give system administrators the ability to remotely update and configure systems. The Offline Folders feature caches shared folder data so you can work on files even when you're not online. And File System Encrypting adds additional security to file systems.