Have you got the Windows Vista Magazine March 2009 issue? Below is what you are getting: Issue 28 - March 2009 Issue 28 of Windows Vista: The Official Magazine is now available at your newsagents. Inside you will find tips and guides to help get the most out of Windows Vista and your PC! Find out ho...

Do you want to experience maximum gaming performance on your Windows Vista computer? Tweaking your settings and some registry edits can do the trick. TechRadar has done the homework for you, as written: Adjust file indexing Vista’s file indexing sounds like a good idea in theory: maintaining a...

HelpDeskGeek has posted 99 ways to make your computer blazing fast. A lot of the items can be applied in your Windows Vista computer. Some of these ways include: 1. Defragment your computer hard disk using free tools like SmartDefrag. 2. You should also defragment your Windows pagefile and registry....

Have you ever seen your laptop's hard drive light on continuously and the system act as it was frozen? The problem is that Vista caches key operating system and application data to the hard disk. The solution; ReadyBoost, this is a little known feature in Vista which allows you to substantially impr...

Microsoft is working hard to release their second service pack in Windows Vista and the current version, Windows Vista SP2 RC Build 6002.16670.090130-1715 v.286, is said to be given to a number of select users to do the testing. Webtlk however can point you to the direction of getting a copy of the ...

This reminds of my bitching every time I need to restart Windows Vista on my gaming desktop, and think ‘What part of _only download but let me chose when to install the updates_ don’t you understand when I see that exclamation mark on the shutdown button....

After fooling around with Windows 7 on a small sandbox hard drive, I decided to go for it, install it on one of my mains, and try to use it full-time. I’d made switch to full-time Vista over the summer, when I got my MacBook. Looking at the Mac OS and then back at Windows XP I grew tired of ho...

Microsoft has done it again. After six Windows Vista editions, now it has decided to continue with six Windows 7 editions. The editions are going to be called Home Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Professional, Enterprise and Ultimate. The list differs at one item from Windows Vista: Business beca...

It’s hard to believe that we’re in 2009 and 32 bit Microsoft Windows is still the dominant version of the operating system used in desktops and laptops everywhere. Almost 14 years ago have passed since Microsoft released its first consumer version of a 32 bit operating system in Windows ’95. S...

If you’ve tried Microsoft’s Windows 7 beta for any period of time, odds are you’re pretty impressed with its performance. Many call it what Vista should have been and we’re not so sure that’s a bad thing - remove the stigma from Vista, make some key (major, at times) tw...