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In making this page I am hoping to give people an idea of how to find things in a new interface. It is a work in progress so please bear with me as I go along.
Microsoft Releases Vista Performance, Compatibility Updates
Microsoft has officially released two updates improving the performance and reliabilty of computers running Windows Vista. The updates address issues with memory management performance, hibernation and sleep-mode, gaming and HD video playback compatibility, and many more. They are available in both 32-bit and 64-bit flavors. More |
A lot has been said about the new user interface for Windows Vista. In this chapter from his latest book, Paul McFedries runs through the foundation, functions, and eye candy for Vista's latest UI. In This Chapter
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Clean Install Windows Vista With Upgrade DVDsTraditionally, you are required to have a previous installation of Windows before you can upgrade, e.g. have Windows XP on your system before using Windows Vista Upgrade DVDs. |
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More hidden Windows Vista tricks uncovered by Greg Shultz | Feb 15, 2007 Last week, I gave you some hidden Windows Vista tricks that I thought would be helpful to you as you begin to get accustomed to using the new Windows Vista operating system. I'll offer a few more in this article. More |
User Account Control: Delivering a More Secure Desktop
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Installing and uninstalling Vista Beta for dual-boot with XP The best way to experience the Vista betas, or any operating system for that matter is to dual-boot. Dual-booting offers you next to maximum performance, whilst maintaining the best compatibility with your existing operating system to either continuing using, or to assist in the migration to the new OS.. More |