Windows Vista

I want to try Windows Mail but I don't know the POP3 or IMAP server and SMTP server.. Can I use yahoo email? or is it just hotmail?

I'm so frustrated with this WOW Vista OS.. I have: P4 3,2 GHz 1GB Kingston HyperX DDR400 Asus P4 C-800 Deluxe GeForce 6600 GT 2 SATA Hard disks in RAID0 Mode.. Could someoone please explain why do I have 2 Sidebar processes while runing that stupid Vista sidebar. One of them is taking 28 MB and the second 36 MB of my system memory. Also, very often that same Vista WOW Sidebar takes 50% of my CPU time.. I'm so frustrated that I'm one step from returning back to XP. I'll leave the famous WOW for some other people with milder temper..

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Ok. 3rd problem! hehehe.. god i have so many problems.. LOL here it is.. Ok. So i installed Photoshop CS2 on my Windows Vista Home Premium.. Activated and Registered successfully! Then close it.. When I open Photoshop the next day because I need to do something, "Photoshop wants me to register again!" Everytime I open Photoshop i have to register.. It's so annoying! Anyone know what's wrong? :crying_anim02:

Hello everyone! Another problem here! hehe, sorry about this. I just don't know anyone who can help me but you guys! I don't know where to put this topic so i just put it here! Ok, here's the problem. I've been trying to watch a flash presentation or movie on the internet but my browser says "you must have the latest flash player installed on you computer" and blah blah blah download it here somthing like that. BUT I already have the latest flash player! So, what I did was download the "uninstaller" of flash player from adobe.com to get rid of my flash player, and was uninstalled successfully! then rebooted my computer. after that, I download and installed a new flash p…

I knew that I can use flip 3D in vista, but how to do this? Video: vista3d

Couple of comparison reviews : bit-tech Tom's Hardware Guide PC Perspective

I checked my readiness for Vista and my system passed minimum and recommended system setting, but not optimal.. CPU Recommended: Intel Core 2 Duo/AMD Athlon X2 or better You Have: 2 processors running - Intel

How do you change the bootscreen? because there was no windows logo and name on it..

Two of the buzzwords surrounding the launch of Microsoft's Windows Vista Operating System are SuperFetch and, perhaps more prominently, ReadyBoost. Tom's Hardware Guide examines and benchmarks both of these additions to the OS to see if they actually do improve performance at all. Read all their findings here

During Acrobat Reader 8.0 on Windows Vista you may get this error message: "The temp folder is on a drive that is full or is inaccessible. Free up space on the drive or verify that you have write permission on the Temp folder." What you need to do is leave the error message open when it comes up, then fire up an Explorer window and go to: C:/Users//appdata/LocalLow/Netopsystems/temp/ Copy the Acrobat Reader 8.0 folder to some other folder, and run the installer from there.

Microsoft has created a test drive website to allow people to tinker with Windows Vista before they decide to purchase the software. The online test drive is powered by Microsoft Virtual Server Labs and requires at least IE6, enabled javascript browser, and installation of Virtual Server VRMC Advanced Control ActiveX control. LINK.

Has anyone managed to change the RSS you want to watch in Vista sidebar. I can only see Microsoft Feeds. I hope it is or will be possible in final version, and if not :sigh:

1. No new features or speed boost - No kidding, it

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Microsoft finally launches the long-awaited Windows Vista today, promising better security and improved search and claiming it will be the fastest ever adopted operating system it has released. But some users have already questioned the business benefits of upgrading to Vista, citing the relative stability and security of Windows XP and a lack of compelling features in Vista. Based on using the second beta version of Vista here are the five things to get excited about Vista for - and the five things you'll hate it for. Five things to love about Windows Vista Search or create virtual files - Forget directories, forget directory trees. Microsoft has integrated search throug…

Only for U.S. residents Want a free and legal copy of Windows Vista, but don't mind jumping through a few hoops to get it? This just sounds too good to be true: get a free copy of Vista Business or Office 2007 Pro just for watching a couple of Microsoft propaganda videos. LINK

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As expected, Microsoft on Friday issued the second release candidate of Windows Vista - the last public build before the next-generation operating system is released to manufacturing. As with the interim build before it, RC2 will be available to a limited number of CPP participants, beta testers, as well as TechNet and MSDN subscribers. Full article and download link HERE. Will you guys try it? I'm just downloading it.. :punk:

Has anyone of you managed to run MMC Console or used AdminPack on latest build of Vista (5728)? It seems that I can't load few snap-ins, just wondering is it me or is it Vista

Apparently build 5744 was online for download for a short period of time. Will it make it to the CPP'ers or there's another build coming up?

Recently my friend asked me for a valid serial for Vista RC1 so I've decided to open this topic.. If you wish to test Vista RC1 and all of the upcoming builds you should register here. and you'll be rewarded with a download link and a valid serial to use. Then you can try it out and tell us how much it rocks/sucks, depending on your expectations of what this OS is going to do for your work/productivity/marriage/sex life etc... :wacko:

Any one who is running Vista RC1 should check out this site, Vista Scenario Voting has list of scenerios for vista and trails to see if people feel it is ready for RTM, run through as many as you can and give input back, this can help get the OS ready for RTM or get MS to fix things before RTM.

"Microsoft has published the preliminary Official User Interface Guidelines for Windows Vista. Highlights include Top 12 Rules for the Windows Vista User Experience