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- How I Fixed Some Vista Productivity Pitfalls
- A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the new-PC dilemma I was facing: whether I should desperately cling to Windows XP, bite the bullet and accept Vista as my new OS, or take the plunge to Mac. I was concerned about the productivity issues that might plague me with...
- Blog posts 2008-07-15
- Will Windows Vista Kill My Productivity?
- I'm toying with the idea of buying a new computer. Mine is about 6 years old and despite a bunch of upgrades, it's barely limping along under the weight of all my applications and my penchant for multitasking. The trouble is, I'm gun-shy about Microsoft Windows Vista....
- Blog posts 2008-06-25
- Will Windows Vista Kill My Productivity?
- Will Windows Vista Kill My Productivity?VistaMy Laptop from Dell with Vista arrived yesterday. I played around with it last night and found it pretty easy to learn. Actually, there wasn't much to learn, you just had to figure out how to navigate. The way the GUI displays folders and...
- Discussion threads 2008-06-25
- Simple, Strong and Spectacular Microsoft Vista & Toshiba Notebooks for Business
- A Toshiba notebook PC preinstalled with Microsoft Vista Business offers you the security, mobility, and productivity enhancements you need to focus on what matters most, your business. Experience a world above and beyond Windows XP with a Toshiba notebook preinstalled with Windows Vista Business. Get the operating system of tomorrow...
- Webcasts 2008-06-23
- PC Security: 5 Reasons For Choosing Windows Vista For Your Small Business
- If you run a small business, you probably don't just feel like a target. Your company probably is a target. Small businesses are frequent victims of cyberattacks, according to several recent studies. Whether you're working on your office computer, traveling, or catching up on work from your home, Windows Vista...
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- Reading the Tea Leaves on Windows 7
- There is an off chance that the recent disclosures about Windows 7 could give folks a little more comfort in their decision to upgrade to Vista once you wade through the various crosscurrents coming from Microsoft. Based on various nuggets emanating from the D6 conference, various leaks...
- Blog posts 2008-05-29
- Microsoft Unveils Vista Payback Program
- Microsoft Unveils Vista Payback ProgramHow?Hi!I want to know more about it. I am not happy with VISTA in my laptop. It really keep it running slow. Could you tell me where can I ask for my money back?
- Discussion threads 2008-04-07
- How to Downgrade to Windows XP
- So you've decided Windows Vista just isn't your cup of OS tea. Perhaps you're not happy with its sluggish performance or software incompatibilities. Whatever the reason, you may be able to "downgrade" to Windows XP (or, if you prefer, an earlier version of Windows). All volume-licensed editions of Vista, meaning...
- Blog posts 2007-12-14
- How to Upgrade to Microsoft Windows Vista
- Microsoft Windows Vista has arrived, and you're wondering if and when to upgrade. Before you take the plunge, do your homework to help make the process as smooth as possible. Assess Whether You Should Upgrade Now or Later Goal: Find a...
- Articles 2007-02-23
- Bring Vista's Breadcrumbs to Windows XP with QT Address Bar
- Say what you will about Windows Vista -- the operating system's "breadcrumb" approach to file and folder navigation beats the traditional folder-tree system by a mile. Now Windows XP users can enjoy the breadcrumb system thanks to QT Address Bar, a free utility. After installing the software (which requires Windows...
- Blog posts 2007-09-06
- (How do I... Use the Disk Cleanup tool in Microsoft Windows Vista?)
- (How do I... Use the Disk Cleanup tool in Microsoft Windows Vista?)Disk Cleanup Tool - VstaIt worked!
- Discussion threads 2007-05-30
- 10 Ways to Turbocharge Windows Vista
- If you've purchased a new notebook or desktop PC recently, chances are extremely high that it came with Windows Vista. Chances are also pretty high that you're not thrilled with the machine's performance. That's because Vista is a slowpoke of an operating system, especially on notebooks (more on that in...
- Blog posts 2007-08-31
- Recent Pages simply displays the destination folder. (Navigating with the Address Bar in Windows Vista's Windows Explorer)
- Recent Pages simply displays the destination folder. (Navigating with the Address Bar in Windows Vista's Windows Explorer)Up ButtonI am similarly impressed/pleased with the new navigation features, with one reservation. I will NOT forget the Up button ever existed, and I WANT IT BACK!! The Up button allowed me...
- Discussion threads 2007-05-04
- New Version of Palm Desktop Adds Vista Support
- From the Better-Late-Than-Never Dept., Palm has finally unveiled a Vista-compatible version of Palm Desktop -- good news for countless owners of Palm PDAs and Treo smartphones. The new version supports synchronization with Outlook 2007 and allows users to install applications and files (which, incredibly, required a third-party workaround up until...
- Blog posts 2007-07-27
- Extend Your Notebook's Battery Life with Vista Battery Saver (Beta 2)
- Are you the proud owner of a Vista-equipped notebook? [Insert your own no-one-is-the-proud-owner-of-a-Vista-anything joke here.] If so, you may have discovered that battery life leaves something to be desired. Turns out that Microsoft's highly touted Aero Glass and Sidebar features consume an inordinate amount of power. Enter Vista Battery Saver,...
- Blog posts 2007-07-25
- Create an Ad-Hoc Network with Windows Vista
- A couple weeks ago I wrote about WiPeer, a free utility that lets you create ad-hoc wireless networks between nearby notebooks. Turns out Windows Vista has the same capability baked right in. Here's how to set up such a network: Click Start > Connect To. Click Set up a connection or network. Click...
- Blog posts 2007-06-18
- 10 things you should know about Vista's Windows Meeting Space
- Windows Meeting Space, Vista's replacement for NetMeeting, is a peer-to-peer application that enables as many as 10 users to conduct virtual meetings and share desktops, applications, files, and presentations. Here's an overview of what WMS has to offer.
- Download resources 2007-01-31
- 10 things you should know about Defender in Windows Vista
- Windows Defender was released in October 2006 as a download for Windows XP and 2003. Now it's also built into Windows Vista, making it more convenient to protect your computer against spyware threats. Here's a look at Defender's key features and options.
- Download resources 2007-01-31
- Use Any Flash Drive to Speed Up Your Vista PC
- A few months ago, I mentioned that Windows Vista users can increase the read cache of their PCs—thus speeding up loading times for start up and other applications—by plugging in spare flash drives. The ReadyBoost function of Vista that allows users to take advantage of this trick is...
- Blog posts 2007-04-26
- Windows Vista Release Improves Productivity And Collaboration For Computer-Aided Design
- Companies need to improve their life cycle management capabilities to more efficiently bring products to market and expand their business. In the wake of globalization, information workers such as those who use computer-aided design CAD solutions need improved tools for more lucid collaboration. Windows Vista will help Autodesk, Inc. customers...
- Case studies 2006-11-01
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