Give Windows Vista that Classic Look
Make Windows Vista look more like Windows 95, 98, ME, or 2000 Pro.
Show or Hide Windows Vista Desktop Icons
Learn how to show or hide the Computer (same as My Computer), Recycle Bin, User’s Files (same as My Documents), Control Panel, and Network icons on Windows Vista’s desktop.
Show the Internet Explorer Icon on Windows Vista’s Desktop
This guide shows you how to add the Internet Explorer icon to your desktop.
Bring Back the Recycle Bin
This guide shows you how to make the recycle bin appear on your desktop in Windows Vista.
Set the Default Operating System in Windows Vista’s Boot Manager
Set the default version of Windows to boot up in Windows Vista’s boot manager in a dual boot environment.
Associate a File Type or Protocol with a Specific Program
Learn how to set a certain program to open a certain type of file or protocol.
Show File Extensions
How to set Windows Vista to show file extensions.
Customize the Recent Programs Section of Windows Vista’s Start Menu
This guide shows you how to customize the recent programs list in Windows Vista’s Start Menu.
Add the Run Command to Windows Vista’s Start Menu
Learn how to enable the Run Command on Windows Vista’s Start Menu.
Stop Newly Installed Programs from Being Highlighted in Windows Vista’s Start Menu
Stop software from being highlighted in Windows Vista’s start menu when first installed.
Disable Recent Items in Windows Vista’s Start Menu
Stop Recent Items from showing recently opened files in Windows Vista’s start menu.
Adjust Your Processor’s Maximum Performance State
Increase your laptop’s maximum processor performance state to increase it’s performance.
Enable Advanced Performance on Your Hard Drive
Learn how to turn on the advanced performance feature in Windows Vista to speed up your hard drive.
Speedup Windows Vista without Losing Functionality
Learn how to speed up Windows Vista and get maximum performance without sacrificing any of Windows Vista’s functionality.
Stop Programs from Starting When Windows Vista Boots Up With the MSCONFIG Command
This guide shows how to stop programs from starting when Windows Vista starts up.
