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Moved and pinned mate. Thx for this! :icon_cool:

Don't know mate, I'm totally confused now I've just found this on Windows Vista Blog This document describes the Windows Experience Index (WEI) Model, what it is useful for, how the scores are computed, and how consumers can use it. The Scale of the Index The scale of the Windows Experience Index ranges from 1 to 5.9. The higher the score for a particular component area, the better experience you can expect from that area. Base Score Level 1.0 – 1.9 Basic performance. Productivity applications, IM, web, email, simple games - like Solitaire, educational games. Minimum specification needed to run Windows Vista™. 2.0 – 2.9 Improved responsiveness. Same applications as a base score of 1.0 – 1.9. PCs will run Windows Vista but in most cases will not be Aero capable. 3.0-3.9 Aero graphics, Media Center with standard definition TV, basic graphical games, basic performance while running high-end graphical games. Minimum specification needed to run Windows Vista Premium features, including the new Aero user interface. 4.0 – 4.9 Snappy performance, high definition video, high resolution monitors, dual monitors. Very good performing PCs. 5.0 – 5.9 Fast moving games with amazingly rich graphics, 3D modeling, high-end multimedia and high performance applications. Top end of the PC market for the Vista time frame. Base scores of 6.0 and higher are not defined yet. They will be defined when the time comes and new innovations in hardware allow new capabilities. From past experience, it is expected this will happen at a rate of once every 12-18 months. This post was made in 2006, so it is possible that Microsoft has raised their Vista index, although I don't know why do I have "only" 5.9 index for my machine.. Source..

I thought that 5.9 is the limit, and it probably was when Vista is released. Now you have 9.9 index, so that has probably changed at some point, right?

When did this change? Didn't know that..

He can contact me for Croatian translation if he wants..

AFAIK, 5,9 is the highest possible Vista index. I have Quad Core with 4GB of Corsair XMS2 memory and my index is 5,6 since hard disk and memory performance have 5.6. Everything else is at 5,9.

Congrats on the first addon, but you've posted it in the wrong forum Moved to proper section Seems that I've accidentally lock this topic upon move :sweatingbullets: Thx to DaRk MaDnEsS for the notice

No need mate, I've edited the first post so people can don't have to PM us. :icon_cool:

Hi guys, I've searched everywhere to find the song from the Police Academy 2 movie. This song is played on the saxophone and I've found out this: "Thin Ice" Performed by Pam Tillis Written by Tena Clark (as Tena R. Clark) & Wayne Perkins Produced by Tena Clark (as Tena R. Clark) Published by Catdaddy Music I'm so disappointed that I can't find this song anywhere. I can't buy it, download it, nothing.. Can anyone help me with this? You can check which song I'm talking about in the video below. Song will start at 0:47 minutes.

Fair enough :icon_cool:

http://fantasticcontraption.com/ Please take time to go through tutorial

No, that was a pure coincidence. I got a letter from Neobytes company yesterday and have decided to post about this software. You can include your story too

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I would go for the whole new disk mate..I bought Maxtor One Touch which does not have an external power supply and it works like a charm. It doesn't make any sounds, I can't even hear it while it spins.. :thumbsup_anim:

Happy Birthday Wolf, he said once "I'm back here", but I don't see him around, seems that he's in love again

I would as for a new one immediately, along with some present of surprise, like 16-32GB USB stick, because I've lost most of my important data Try it, maybe you'll have luck

link fixed.

Links fixed..

By "support for dual monitors, I didn't mean necessary to have an option to use one wallpaper stretched on both screens. I'm mostly using one wallpaper for each of the monitors Maybe it's easier to achieve this..

You should see it, which Vista version do you use? There should be 12 items in Administrative tools..

I agree that this is a cool tool, especially a lot of people have hard time finding wher UAC is (like some of my friends do)

To be perfectly honest. I've reinstalled Vista yesterday and so far disabling the UAC was the first thing after the fresh install. This time I've decided to leave it on, why? Why not..How many times will this window pop up after I install all of my applications and configure system settings for my needs? Probably 1-2 times in one month

Well, if it can't be done to support dual monitors than it's ok.. Anyway, I'm using Ultramon application to handle dual monitors. This application has wallpaper manager built in. Maybe that can help you?

You don't have to turn it off, there's a better solution for this.. http://www.wincert.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=4280

Very good work, so there's it's possible to make this application too which would even change your wallpaper and support dual monitors? :icon_cool: