Difference between Windows 7 and Windows XP EXE downloads

Hi,
Is there a difference between the Windows 7 and Windows XP Adobe Reader 10.0.1 downloads? I was thinking of packaging the exe I downloaded for XP and deploy to Win 7 too so I don't need to keep 2 copies of EXE's.
Is there a difference? I am referring to the downloads here http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/

hi Chris,
do you mean CC or CC 2014? I also work on Windows 8.1 and it seems to me that CC 2014 runs much slower than CC. I checked on Adobe`s website and the technical requirements for CC 2014 are the same like for CC, but it seems like the new version needs more CPU and faster hard drives.

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