The perception of Windows Vista as “bad” is subjective and depends on individual experiences and expectations. When Microsoft released Windows Vista in January 2007, it faced criticism for various reasons, leading to a mixed reception. Here are some factors that contributed to the negative perception of Windows Vista:
Things have been pretty quiet around here lately, haven’t they? So it would seem.
Encrypting and decrypting folders in Windows 7 is pretty straightforward. Still, we can make a bit more streamlined with some registry hacking magic.
This has been one of the most demonstrated features of Windows Vista and also one that I have been asked the most about how to use it.
If you do not regularly back up your computer, shame on you. Especially if you are making registry changes to enhance your system. Use these steps to make quick backups of the registry, just in case something goes awry.
Gadgets getting in your way? Get rid of them, along with the ability to add them, with a simple registry tweak.
Power management is a good thing. It’ll save you a few pennies per month on electricity and help prevent wear and tear on your computer. Now, if we could just get Vista to sleep properly. One of the most common culprits is the Disk Cleanup Tool. For some reason, it can disable both the Hybrid Sleep and Hybrid… Read More »
In this age desktop indexers, browser toolbars, and the like, maybe you want just simple search box. Here’s how.
Tried Internet Explorer 8? You may be experiencing slow page loading, especially when multiple tabs are in use. Here’s a possible fix.
One of the cool new features of Windows 7 is the task bar. The clean appearance is mainly due to the lack of text describing each button or icon on that task bar.