私の自由な上10の推薦されたダウンロードのWindowsヴィスタのあなたの経験を改善しなさい。

1. MZヴィスタ力 システムtweakerはある。 、ジュース向上させるのにそれをあなたの拾い読みの速度使用し、あなたのハードディスク、起動プログラムを帯域幅無駄にするゆとりをきれいにしそしてWindows Media Playerおよび探検家を微調整しなさい。 ここの設定の多数は非常にきめの細かい。 開始メニュー調査が表示する速度を変えたいと思いなさいか。 Mzヴィスタ力を使うと、できる。 ダウンロード Mzヴィスタ力.

2. ヴィスタのブーツのロゴの発電機 オンラインで見つけることあなたがあなた自身グラフィックとまたは作成した1つのあなたのブーツスクリーンそれを容易に変えることを許可する。 2つのサイズでイメージを生成するか、または見つけなければならない: 768のピクセルによって1024年、および600のピクセルによって800。 両方とも24ビット色の深さに.bmpのフォーマットに、あるなる。 それらがあればこの実用性はそれらとあなたのブーツスクリーンを取り替える。 ダウンロード ヴィスタのブーツのロゴの発電機.

3. EasyBCD 初心者およびパワーユーザーのための多くの高度の選択のWindowsヴィスタのためのブート・ローダの修正用具は同様にある。 それはユーザーにヴィスタの開始の間に起こり、Ubuntu (Linux)に追い出すことができるすべての完全な制御を与える

Microsoft Security Advisory: Update to improve Kernel Patch Protection

Microsoft has released a security advisory to announce that an update is available for the Kernel Patch Protection feature that is included with x64-based Windows operating systems. The fix has been made available for those with x64 bit OS here.

Microsoft says “the update does increase the reliability, performance, and resiliency provided by Kernel Patch Protection.” The question is, why and what is really the problem for this high priority update? Allegedly there could be a vulnerability in the x64 kernel which is why this patch update may be so important.  For example PatchGuard keeps 64-bit Vista safer from unsigned code so that when you install a driver from a 3rd party any malicious code does not affect the Kernel.

If you cant wait for the official Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista, there are some recent alternatives. Just 2 days ago Microsoft released a reliability and performance update. Download each update individually directly from Microsoft right now. These updates are not available in the automated windows update, so get these while their hot!

If you want the Reliability update get here:
Windows Vista 32 bit version
Windows Vista 64 Bit version

If you want the Performance update get here:
Windows Vista 32 bit version
Windows Vista 64 bit version

As with each version of Microsoft’s OS’s there is a end of life, specifically when it comes to “officially” supporting it with updates. I remember when Windows NT reached the end not too long ago. Next its Windows XP. Yes dont turn a blind eye, before you know it there will be no more Windows XP support, meaning updates from Microsoft. So whats next Vista? Well with the anxiously anticipated release of Vista’s Service pack 1, many have opted to stick with XP for now, but how much longer can you hang in there?

With windows XP going off the market early 2008, this means that probably in 2009 Microsoft will stop releasing non-security software updates, which means you would want a supported OS , next in line is Vista. However with rumors of Vista’s Service Pack now being released in later this year early 2008 and now some saying 2009!! This must be making windows users a little worried perhaps?
If Microsoft continues to face delay after delay then some may contemplate moving over to Mac’s OS X or Linux

Here are a few obvious and not so obvious tweaks you should be doing to your Windows Vista if you are finding performance to be a problem. If you dont want to install 3rd party tweaking utilities or want to just do things manually then follow these suggested tweaks.

Explorer Performance Tweaks

1. Click Start, right click on Computer, and click Properties.
2. Click Advanced System Settings.
3. Click on the Advanced tab. Under Performance, click Settings.
Uncheck these options:

Fade or slide menus into view
Fade or slide tooltips into view
Fade out menu items after clicking
Show shadows under menus
Slide open combo boxes
Slide taskbar buttons
Use a background image for each folder type
Close the Performance Options & System Properties dialogs.

Disable DEP / NoExecute Protection

DEP, otherwise known as NoExecute, is a piece of technology in Windows that prevents processes from being altered in live memory. This lowers the frequency of certain attacks, but it can also have some adverse effects and cause certain things not to run.

Due to the way Windows Vista™’s boot editor has been created, it is