Windows Vista

Last Updated on 30 Jan. 2012, Total: 153 Knowledge Base Tips

116 Admin Tips
29 Administration
1 Application Compatibility
1 Built-in Diagnostics
42 Deployment
11 Misc
18 Networking
5 Security
9 Troubleshooting
3 Registry Tips
2 Registry Hacks
34 User Tips
3 Collaboration and Sharing
9 Internet Explorer
14 Misc
3 Search
5 Shell (GUI)

  1. Disabling Autoplay on Vista

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 12 Aug. 2008
    • Section: Misc

    You can completely disable autoplay on Vista computers if needed... Read More

  2. Indexing a Second Hard Drive on Vista

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 5 Aug. 2008
    • Section: Search

    Making sure a second hard drive is indexed in Vista requires two settings... Read More

  3. Replacing your Vista System Drive

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 29 July 2008
    • Section: Misc

    You can use CompletePC Backup to replace your system drive with a larger drive if needed... Read More

  4. Turning on Windows features during an unattended install

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 24 July 2008
    • Section: Deployment

    How to turn on Windows features during an unattended install of Vista... Read More

  5. Migrating unattend.txt to unattend.xml

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 23 July 2008
    • Section: Deployment

    Here is a quick tip for migrating your XP answer files to Vista... Read More

  6. Specifying your name and organization during an unattended install of Vista

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 22 July 2008
    • Section: Deployment

    You can configure your answer file to specify your name and organization during an unattended install of Vista... Read More

  7. Specifying the target partition for unattended install of Vista

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 15 July 2008
    • Section: Deployment

    Here is a tip on specifying the target partition when performing an unattended install of Windows Vista... Read More

  8. NAP Client state – Three ways to check the state.

    This article discusses the three ways to check the NAP state on a client computer running Windows Vista and Windows XP with SP3... Read More

  9. Moving user profile location in Windows Vista

    How to move the location where user profiles are stored in Windows Vista... Read More

  10. How to tell if a computer has been sysprepped.

    • by Mitch Tulloch
    • Published on 2 July 2008
    • Section: Deployment

    Here’s an easy way how you can tell if a computer has been sysprepped... Read More

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