If your system gets a low 'Virtual Memory' warning on Windows Vista then it means that you have so many programs running at the same time and your temporary space in your hardisk called paging file is not enough. Virtual memory is use to compensate if your RAM is not enough.

1. Go to System Properties (Win Key + Pause/Break) > Advance System Settings > Advanced Tab > Performance > Advanced Tab > Virtual Memory

2. At the Top uncheck "Automatically Manage Paging Files" and select "Custom Size"

3. Now Select the drive that you want to change the paging file settings.

4. Now under Custom Size enter any size you want your pagefile to be.Both values can be of same size to make the size of pagefile.sys static.

5. To move the paging file to another drive, click on No paging file radio button, and click on Set button. Then select a different drive to set a new pagefile.sys with custom size or system managed size.

To uninstall Internet Explorer 8 from vista is little different from uninstalling other applications. So here is a way that you can Uninstall Internet Explorer 8 Beta in Vista.

To Uninstall SP1 by using Programs and Features:

1. Open Control Panel, click Programs, and then click View Installed Updates.

2. In the Microsoft Windows list, right-click Service Pack for Microsoft Windows (KB936330), and then click Uninstall.

3. When prompted, restart the computer.

To Uninstall SP1 by using the Command Line:

1. Open an elevated Command Prompt window (click Start, type command in the StartSearch box, right-click CommandPrompt, and then click Run as administrator).

2. Run the following command (assuming that Windows6.0-KB936330.exe is in the C:\temp folder): C:\temp\Windows6.0-KB936330-X86.exe /x:C:\temp

3. To create a sandbox, type md .
4. To remove SP1, type start /w pkgmgr.exe /m:c:\temp\Windows6.0-KB936330-X86.cab /up /s:.
5. After Pkgmgr.exe completes, you will be prompted to restart the computer (unless you specified the /quiet command with Pkgmgr). 

Microsoft will release a new Windows Feature Pack for Storage which contains 3 technologies:

• Active Storage Platform: enables the Windows platform to restrict access to portable devices (such as a USB Flash Device) via a certificate or password authentication based on the IEEE 1667 standard specification.
• Image Mastering API update for Blu-Ray media: enables the Windows platform to do master style optical burning on Blu-Ray media.
• Smart Card Driver: provides support for new form factors, such as ICCD/CCID.

Windows Feature Pack for Storage will be available for the following operating systems: Windows Vista, Windows Vista SP1, Windows Server 2008, Windows XP SP2+, Windows Server 2003 SP1+. Smartcard on XP is only available in 32 bit.

The Windows Feature pack for Storage won’t be the first Vista feature pack. Microsoft has released, in addition to the previously mentioned optical feature pack, the Windows Vista Feature Pack for Wireless and the Windows Media Center TV Pack.

Feature packs are a way for Microsoft to get new features to users without making them wait for the next major Windows release. Unlike Service Packs, which typically are more about bug fixes than new features, feature packs are, as

If you truly want to speed up vista, you need to approach the issue from a few different angles. Simply installing an anti-virus tool or anti-spyware tool isn't going to cut it. That being said, start considering different methods of speeding up your computer -- examine what techniques can be used and how they can actually help to improve your PC's performance. Luckily for you, here are a couple PC speedup tips that will get your Vista PC back up to speed.

1) Hardware Upkeep

Although there are many systems within your computer that make it great, it's the hardware itself that actually allows the PC to do it's thing. Having said that, be sure to take excellent care of your hardware. If you don't, well, you won't have a working PC for much longer.

Taking excellent care of your computer's hardware does not mean peeking at your computer's insides to make sure everything is "there" or "not on fire". As a matter of fact, even if something is wrong, you might not be able to tell from just looking at the computer itself. Therefore, take some proactive steps in order to make sure your hardware is