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Increasing Your Computer’s Performance the Easy Way 1 year 33 weeks ago

System optimization and tweaks for Windows Vista/XP. Would you like your computer to run as fast as it did the very first day you brought it home? I uploaded an easy to follow step by step tutorial that will get your computer running great again. Through out this tutorial you will learn basic system maintenance tasks, how to clean and edit your windows registry, boost internet explorer’s performance, and optimize your system.

Run Older Programs With Windows Program Compatibility Wizard 2 years 14 weeks ago

This issue doesn’t seem to be as prominent among users with Windows 7 as it was when Windows Vista was first released. When Windows Vista was released, it was built using a different code structure to that which Windows XP was built. Windows XP had been around for 5 years before Windows Vista was released and it held a large majority of the market, even after Windows Vista was released. As a result, most software was made for Windows XP only and wouldn’t run on Windows Vista. Now this problem was even bigger with drivers, which were quite frankly a nightmare when it came to Windows Vista.

How to Speed Up Vista Computers by Tweaking Performance Options 2 years 21 weeks ago

There is no doubt that Windows Vista is packed with cool graphics, great animations, and improved security compared to its predecessor Windows XP. But it comes with a price – it is resource hungry and therefore the performance is decreased. However, there are tweaks that you can do to disable some of the features that make Vista look good to help speed up your computer.

Downgrading from Vista to XP in several steps 2 years 52 weeks ago

Throughout multiple posts on this blog, I never failed to express my complete dissatisfaction from the currently distributed with new computers Windows Vista. I am not alone showing the negative attitude towards this Windows Operating System. Our business customers refused to accept our equipment managed by Windows Vista. And, from other side, testing our high tech system performance with this OS produced less stable outcomes with original Windows XP. The problem is in ending support by Microsoft (in 2014), and by computer manufacturers (Dell in 2010) for Windows XP.

How to Install Windows 7 1 year 29 weeks ago

Are you dying to try or to use Windows 7, but you don’t know how to install? Well I’m going to show you how to install it.
Note: This step is “almost” the same as Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2008.

Steps
1.First, If your upgrading from your current operating system, then make sure you have XP or Vista. If you’re doing a clean install, then see step 4.
2.Second, It is recommended that you download “Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor” to see which is compatible, or not.