http://www.vistablogsite.com Vista Blog Site maintained by Computer Medics of Northern Virginia LLC Tue, 08 Jan 2008 00:02:01 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en 6 Reasons to Upgrade to Windows Vista Wondering if you should upgrade to Windows Vista? Listed here are 6 reasons that may help you make your decision. Attractive and User-Friendly Interface: One of the top reasons that attract users to Windows Vista is its interface. The Aero interface comprising translucent windows make ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2008/01/07/6-reasons-to-upgrade-to-windows-vista/ Tips to Preventing Errors in Windows Vista Microsoft Windows Vista operating system, introduced early this year (2007), boasts of several enhancements and user-friendly features. Despite of all these features, your Windows Vista PC is quite prone to computer errors. Therefore, it is important for you to perform regular preventive maintenance to ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2007/11/23/tips-to-preventing-errors-in-windows-vista/ Great article on the benefits of buying Microsoft Vista. Read more about it here Dan Computer Medics of Northern Virginia LLC www.cmonova.com http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/10-reasons-to-busy-vista/ This edition combines all the features of Home Premium and Enterprise editions, and additionally comes with podcast creation support — which Microsoft has dubbed "blogcasting" — a game performance tweaker (code-named WinSAT), DVD ripping capabilities, and special online services for downloadable media, as well as additional customer service options. The ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/vista-ultimate/ This edition is aimed at the enterprise segment of the market, and is a superset of the Business edition. Additional features include a single-session version of Virtual PC, multilingual user interface support, BitLocker Drive Encryption, and UNIX application support. This edition will not be available through retail or OEM channels. http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/vista-enterprise/ Comparable to Windows XP Professional, and aimed at the business market. Does not include the Media Center features of Home Premium, but does include the IIS web server, fax support, offline files, dual physical processor support, Remote Desktop, ad-hoc P2P collaboration capabilities, and support for 128 GB of memory. Product ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/vista-business/ Based on the Windows Vista Home Basic, this edition will additionally support more advanced features aimed for the home market segment, such as HDTV support and DVD authoring. Extra games, mobile and tablet computer support, file system encryption, and a photo management application are also included. This edition is comparable ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/vista-home-premium/ Similar to Windows XP Home Edition, Home Basic is intended for budget users not requiring advanced media support for home use. The "Aero Glass" theme with translucent effects will not be included with this edition. Home Basic will support up to 8 GB of physical memory http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/vista-home-basic/ In order to run Vista there are specific hardware requirements that have to be met. These are preliminary and could change once the end product is released: CPU: x86-compatible 32-bit or x64-compatible 64-bit microprocessor(s) (Dual-core systems will be supported on all editions except Starter, and multiple physical processors are supported on ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/24/vista-hardware-requirements/ On February 26, 2006, Microsoft announced that Windows Vista will ship in six editions. All versions will be available in both 32-bit and 64-bit x86 architectures, except Windows Vista Starter which will only be available in 32-bit. The following table details the various editions and the features that each will ... http://www.vistablogsite.com/2006/12/23/test/