Customization Guides:

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.

Move and Optimize Windows Vista’s Paging File

This guide shows you how to optimize Windows Vista’s paging file by moving it to a separate hard drive or by using 2 page files for maximum performance.

Setup a Response to a Failed Service

This guide shows how to setup your computer to respond a certain way in the case of a failed service.

Delay the Startup of a Service

Learn how to delay the startup of a service in Windows Vista.

Place a Shortcut to Your Home Folder on Your Desktop

This guide shows you how to place a shortcut to your home folder (equivalent to the My Documents folder in Windows XP and earlier) on your desktop.

Silence Windows Vista

Learn how to stop Windows Vista from playing the startup sound when it boots up or stop all system and program sounds from playing all together.

Change Windows Vista Auto Play Options

Learn how to control the AutoPlay feature of Windows Vista.

Zooming In Internet Explorer 7

Increase or decrease the size of websites in Internet Explorer 7 using the Zoom feature.

Show Multiple Time Zones in the Windows Vista Clock

Learn how to show up to two additional time zones when you point at or click on the clock in the Windows Vista task bar.

Logon Windows Vista as Administrator

This guide shows you how to enable and log on to Windows Vista with the Administrator account.

Bypass the Logon Screen

This guide shows you how to set a Windows Vista computer to automatically log a user on when the computer boots up.

Create a New User in Windows Vista

This guide shows you how to create a new user in Windows Vista.

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