Here’s an excellent article I found while surfing the internet. If you are having reliability problems in Windows Vista, then it is a must read for you.
I don’t buy into all the “Windows Vista is rubbish” rhetoric that’s been floating about. Rather than rely on collective hearsay I much rather collect my own data. Also, [...]

Microsoft is offering free Web hosting to students of the United Kingdom. Reason? Well it’s simple enough. Linux/Apache based hosting is pretty much cheap but Windows hosting is unaffordable for the students. All you need is a .ac.uk (Academic UK domain) email address to get a promotional code. You can get the promotional code by [...]

Microsoft is going to have a Virtual Event for Windows Vista Enthusiasts from June 5th-6th. The registrations are FREE. It’s going to be a great learning opportunity for Windows Vista users, IT professionals & students.

You need to register for the event in order to participate in it. You also need Microsoft Live Meeting client installed on your system to participate [...]

ReadyBoost in Windows Vista can be used to boost system’s performance when more RAM is required and cannot be upgraded due to some reason. You can use Flash memory devices such as Pen drives to ReadyBoost your system. To know more about Windows ReadyBoost please read this article- Why Windows Vista is more efficient in managing [...]

We all have heard a lot about Windows Vista being a resource hog & it using almost every single bit of RAM installed in our system. The task manager ‘proves’ this by showing very less Free RAM. Most of the people panic when they have a look at current system resources.
Don’t worry! This is how [...]

Original Author- Milind Alvares [via Goobimama's Soggy Blog]
It is common knowledge that Apple pays close attention to design of their hardware as well as software. Mac OS X Leopard is by far a better designed OS than Vista ever will be. Apple’s iLife suite has no competition and the Mac desktops and laptops are the [...]

I’ve been asked by many of my friends about partitioning their computer’s hard disk drive. The question is how to partition it & which application is to be used. This question is also asked on most of the forums particularly by new notebook owners. Most of the new notebooks come with Windows Vista pre-installed. Therefore the first [...]

After you’ve installed Windows Vista Service Pack 1 you might have noticed that the free space on the installation drive has reduced significantly. Where’s the free space gone? Well the answer to this question is that the RTM files (your old system files) were backed up during installation of SP1 so that the system can [...]

The Windows Vista Service Pack 1 was released on Tuesday, March 18 2008 as expected. Its now available as download from Microsoft. The SP1 was released amid high expectations. Here’s what you need to know before downloading the SP1:
The SP1 download size:
The service pack download is available in two modes and size varies according [...]

Microsoft, on Tuesday, finally released the long awaited Windows Vista Service Pack 1 to its customers. The SP1 was already rolled out to RTMs in February 2008. The Service Pack is expected to resolve most of the issues with Windows Vista. It addresses reliability, compatibility & performance related issues & adds supports for new hardware [...]