oh yeah, about the support for some pcs, it may be due to a feature in Intel Matrix Storage Manager that increases performance automatically instead of this method.

it's a virtual machine with 8mb video ram (yep, that's eight megabytes), and it only has the os installed with avg free edition. nothing is disabled, but it takes 5 minutes to boot!!

Look at the image below of my vista home premium virtual pc. it is running well with 384mb ram!!

what's with the winnie the pooh picture, bobby raw?

First, I don't have any woes. Second, i only use ubuntu on my test machine. I am NOT looking to get the windows codes.

These threads are for help, and if you can't help, bobbyraw, don't even...

classic- no way!!!

rest- been there, done that!! thanx for trying to help!!!

thank you

this does not work will with my ie browser. it halted all functions!

how can i get vista to boot on my 2gig and 5400rpm notebook in under 20secs, as its current boot time is 50-65 secs.

my best advice, use mozilla thunderbird, it's faster, and has a smoother looking and user friendly interface.

Go Mozilla!

just be aware that hp notebooks and several other pc's don't support this feature.

AVG and avast are great, though they are not 100% secure, so take ur chance, but i'd recommend windows live onecare (20.00-50.00 usd/year). If ur convinced with it being free, go avast (or avg),...

u can get an hp elite m9000 series desktop with 4GB ram/ 1000GB Hdd, tv tuner, dvi and hdmi, and backup config, as well as lots of expansion room, ethernet and WLAN and hddvd/bluray for around $2000...

This is a common problem, so if you can, take 5 minutes to reinstall ms office or get office 2007. I'd recommend reinstalling as prices are too much these days for a new ms cd!!

I've done that a year ago! Thanks anyway.

Hello pc geeks!!! I need some advice from one of you geekheads who can tweak the crap out of vista/xp. I'm looking for something more advanced than defraging the hdd, msconfig, waittokillapptimeout,...