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If I was a private computer consultant, and a client has approached me about upgrading his small business network. Since each workstation has 1 gigabyte of memory and a 1.8 gigahertz processor. The video card can support DirectX9 and have windows display driver model (WDDM) drivers available from the manufacturer. I would also update to windows server 2008 R2. Upgrading to windows server 2008 R2, will bring a lot more functionality as well as the updated file transfer protocol that server services fixing many of the main problems that is acquiring and accessing the server files for your workstations. This is designed to decrease boot time, improve speeds of storage like devices and efficiently use of processing power to all new authentication features. I would upgrade the computers and servers to, Windows 7 Professional. This is intended to be the premium retail versions for small to medium sized businesses. Another important part is to update the hardware components. this edition is going to allow you to be able to have the maximum amount of random access memory at 32 Gigabytes, and this is going to allow you to have up to four physical CPU’S installed. This is going to cost you a little more money, but in the long run you computers and your servers and workstations, is going to be able to host everything simultaneously accessing files. We would also need to update the memory that you would have, to at least double the amount you currently are using. The memory is going to effect the, computers performance. I would also recommend using the user state migration tool 4.0. This is going to be designed for large-scale enterprises deployment, user state migration tool is a command lime that utility that can migrate profile information for multiple users on multiple computers. This way when you upgrade to windows 7, you will not exactly have to lose all the information that you have stored on the computers.