Windows Vista's Event Viewer
With Microsoft’s commitment to quality, events now impose a stricter set of standards that make troubleshooting easier. Log files are stored as text files so they can be referred to when troubleshooting.

Published by Steve Mallard (4,689 pts ) on Oct 11, 2008 to
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Improving Windows Vista's Performance
Although Windows Vista is one of the most controversial operating systems created, the overall performance can be improved on any computer running the OS.

Published by Steve Mallard (4,689 pts ) on Oct 10, 2008 to
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How many people are really using Vista?
Microsoft has made many claims about Vista sales. We explore the figures, why they could be misleading, and how many people are actually using the system.

Published by John Lister (3,513 pts ) on Aug 25, 2008 to
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What's new in Windows 7?
No sooner has XP been withdrawn in favour of Vista than tech-lovers are turning their attention to the next edition of Windows. We look at the confirmed and rumoured features in Windows 7.

Published by John Lister (3,513 pts ) on Aug 15, 2008 to
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Exploring Windows Defender
Microsoft offers XP and Vista users a free anti-spyware package named Windows Defender. We explain what it does, how to get it, some common bugs, and whether it's worth a download.

Published by John Lister (3,513 pts ) on Jul 7, 2008 to
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Microsoft Windows Vista - An Operating System with Eye Candy and (Some) Brains
Is Microsoft Windows Vista worth the upgrade price from Windows XP? Which edition is best, Home Basic, Home Premium, Business, or Ultimate, and what's the difference? Do Vista's security and UAC features live up to Microsoft's hype?

Published by david (550 pts ) on Jul 20, 2007 to
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