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Repare o Bootloader corrupted de Vista em uma configuração do duplo-carregador

Uma vez que você instala alguns versão mais velha de Windows Windows Vista já não começa e somente a versão mais velha começa. Isto acontece porque versões mais velhas do ósmio de Windows seja incompatível com o método novo da partida de Windows Vista. Windows Vista usa um novo Base de dados da configuração do carregador (BCD).

Siga agora estas etapas para resolver esse problema:

Use Bootsect.exe restaurar Windows Vista MBR e o código do carregador que transfere o controle ao programa do gerente do carregador de Windows.

Isto pode ser feito datilografando o seguinte comando em um alerta de comando:

Movimentação: \ carregador \ Bootsect.exe /NT60 todo

Aqui a movimentação é a movimentação onde os meios da instalação de Windows Vista são encontrados.

Escrito por Sombra sobre Março 27o, 2008 com nenhuns comentários.
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Trabalho do `t do doesn de Windows Vista SP1 com chipset popular

Um outro problema que venha acima com Vista SP1 é que não trabalhará com “um pequeno número de excitadores de dispositivo.” A lista, entretanto, inclui excitadores para um chipset de Intel que seja encontrado nos milhares dos PCes e dos laptops.

O chipset afetado é a série expressa de 945G de Intel, que é usada nos computadores de virtualmente todos os vendedores principais do sistema. Encontra-se também nos cartões-matrizes autônomos vendidos por Asus. Os 945G expressam versões do excitador do chipset entre números 7.14.10.132 2 e 7.14.10.140 3 não trabalhará com Vista SP1, de acordo com Microsoft.

Chipsets fornece um ponto da conexão para todos os subsistemas chaves dentro de um PC.

O chipset 945G expresso inclui o núcleo dos gráficos de GMA 950 de Intel, que também não trabalhará com Vista SP1 se aqueles excitadores forem usados.

Microsoft está incitando usuários de Vista atualizar toda sua ferragem aos excitadores os mais atrasados antes de tentar uniforme instalar SP1.

Há muito problema conectado com a liberação de Vista SP1. Se você estiver interessado em outros problemas então for aqui a Lista de problemas de Vista SP1… Aprecíe. ;)

Através de [Eetimes]

Escrito por Sombra sobre Março 25o, 2008 com nenhuns comentários.
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Create a recovery disc on Vista SP1 RTM

During the betas, one of the few new functionality Windows Vista Service Pack 1 added was the ability to create a Windows recovery CD with an easy-to-use GUI interface. Up and until then, it was slightly harder but still possible to do so through a command line. Update: To avoid confusion, this is not the type of recovery discs you find in prepackaged computer systems. This recovery disc does not reinstall Windows, it merely offers tools to fix it if it ever becomes unbootable.

For unknown reasons, the functionality was then pulled out of the final release of SP1. If you look inside your system files, you can still find recdisc.exe which is the utility’s executable, but clicking on it does not launch anything. The shortcut in the Start Menu was also removed, indicating it was removed on purpose.

Out of curiosity, Long Zheng (from where I got this article) decided to find out if by copying a version of recdisc.exe from a beta build of Vista SP1 and placing it in SP1 RTM would work. Thanks to Chris123NT for digging up a copy, it did work. If you also want to make it work, there’s

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Written by ShaDow on March 25th, 2008 with no comments.
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Use BitLocker Drive Encryption without TPM chip

Windows Vista includes a new hard drive encryption feature called BitLocker Drive Encryption. BitLocker can be a very useful security feature for businesses and home users that have sensitive and confidential information stored on their computer. Unfortunately, BitLocker Drive Encryption by default requires a Trusted Platform Module (TPM Chip) version 1.2 or later installed in your computer. If you have Windows Vista Business, Ultimate or Enterprise but do not have a TPM chip, you can still use BitLocker Drive Encryption.

Hidden away in local group policy is a setting that will allow you to turn on the ability to use a USB storage device instead of a TPM key to store the encryption key. This is a great feature for users that don't have the latest high-end hardware because you can still use hard drive encryption. However, every time you turn on your computer, the USB storage device that has the encryption key located on it must be plugged in. Without it, your computer will not boot up. One BitLocker Drive Encryption is setup with a USB storage device, that USB storage device basically becomes the key to your computer.

Follow these steps to turn...

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Written by ShaDow on March 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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How to Remove Unused Drivers and Devices

If you remove a piece of hardware, particularly USB devices that may be frequently swapped out, without first Uninstalling it in Device Manager, the drivers remain behind, but the device no longer shows up in Device Manager by default.

Plug and Play, when it works, makes life simpler by automatically detecting and configuring new hardware as it is attached to the computer. With today's USB, smartcard and other removable media, it makes life much more efficient. But, while Windows is fairly good at detecting the hardware and installing the appropriate drivers, it is not so good at realizing that the device is gone and purging the drivers from the system.

If you actually right-click the device in Device Manager and select Uninstall, the device and its associated drivers will be removed. But, if you just remove the device, it will disappear from the Device Manager, but may leave the drivers behind. Those drivers, aside from taking up space, could later be found to contain vulnerabilities and expose your system to compromise even though you aren't aware the drivers exist.

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Written by ShaDow on March 23rd, 2008 with no comments.
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Windows Vista SP1 not appearing in Windows Update

One problem with many Vista users is that Service Pack 1 is not appearing in there Windows Update for download.This can happens because of following reason:

You are already running Windows Vista SP1.
Windows Vista SP1 has not been released for the language of the language pack that you have installed.
Windows Service Pack Blocker Tool is used to block the delivery of Windows Vista SP1 from Automatic Updates or from Windows Update.
You tried to install Windows Vista SP1, and the installation failed with a known inconsistency in the file or registry structure.
A hardware device driver or device software was problematic when you updated to Windows Vista SP1.
The Windows Update service can detect the small set of device drivers and software that falls into this category. The Windows Update service will not offer Windows Vista SP1 until an update for the hardware device driver or the device software has been installed.
You have installed a prerelease

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Written by ShaDow on March 22nd, 2008 with no comments.
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