AntiVirus
Avast do software de ALWIL! edição v4.7 Home (32/64-bit) (28 versões da língua)
Avast do software de ALWIL! edição v4.7 profissional (32/64-bit) (28 versões da língua)
Avast do software de ALWIL! Ferramenta do líquido de limpeza do vírus - versão 1.0.209 (32-bit) (Czech)
ClamWin v0.88.5 portátil
ESET NOD32 v2.70.31 ou mais novo (32/64-bit, instala como o bocado 32 sob Vista x64)
Etrust Etrust EZ CA Antivirus v 8.2.0.13 (32-bit)
Edição livre v7.5.441 do Anti-Vírus de Grisoft AVG (32-bit)
Edição profissional v7.5.441 do Anti-Vírus de Grisoft AVG (64-bit)
Kaspersky AntiVirus 6.0.2.61 4 e versões mais atrasadas (32/64-bit) (64 funcionamentos dos bocados como 32 bocados)
Segurança 6.0.2.61 4 do Internet de Kaspersky e mais novo (32/64-bit) (64 bocados funcionados como 32 bocados)
A configuração 7.2.144 de McAfee McAfee VirusScan 11.2 trabalha somente com bocado 32, eles está trabalhando no remendo 64-bit
A configuração 7.2.144 do centro 11.2 da segurança de McAfee McAfee trabalha somente com bocado 32, eles está trabalhando no remendo 64-bit
McAfee AntiVirus 8.5i (32-bit)
Conselheiro do local de McAfee McAfee para o IE ou o Firefox (32-bit)
Stinger v2.60 de McAfee (32-bit)
Microsoft Windows OneCare vivo 1.5 (32-bit - NOTA: Tem que abrir alguns portos para começar a Windows o centro móvel do dispositivo trabalhar)
Controle normando do vírus
Panda Antivirus 2007 (32-bit)
Softwin Bitdefender Antivirus mais 10 a configuração 247 (32-bit)
Symantec

Now you need open Computer Management tool, you can do this by bringing up the RUN box by Win key + R and then type “mmc compmgmt.msc” without quotes.

Select Disk Management from left menu. You will see a list with all your partitions, select the partition where you have installed Windows Vista, right click on it and choose Format.

Once you choose to format it will ask for certain settings, I recommend you to use the default settings for both and press the OK button.

Here you go for repairing:
1.Boot off the Windows Vista DVD and then click Next at the first prompt
2.You should see a link in the lower left-hand side for “Repair your computer”
3.The installation process will attempt to find your Vista installation directory. If there’s more than one in the list, select the correct one and then use the Next button again.
4.Click the first link for “Startup Repair”.
5.The installation process will repair the system, and then prompt for you to reboot.
6.Alternatively you could have chosen the Command Prompt option instead, and use the following command to fix the boot options only:

bootrec /fixboot

Windows Media Player in Vista has Automatic Updates enabled. This means that even if you never use Windows Media Player it still downloads the updates that come available for it, as soon as you have connection with the internet.

• You can disable this by going by changing the following registry key:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\WindowsMediaPlayer]

• Create a registry DWORD key named DisableAutoUpdate and give it a value of 1

Alternative method is to use the built in policy editor:

1. Click on ‘Start’ and in the ‘Start Search’ box type (without the quotes) “gpedit.msc”. When it shows up hit ‘Enter’
2. Now the group policy editor should be on screen, under ‘Computer Configuration’ expand ‘Administrative Templates’ - then expand ‘Windows Components - then scroll down to the ‘Windows media Player’ item and click on it to highlight it.
3. On the right side you should see a policy item named ‘Prevent Automatic Updates’ - right click on it and choose ‘Properties’.
4. Click the ‘Setting’ tab, then click the ‘Enabled’ radio button - then click ‘Apply’
5. There ya go, no more auto updates for Media Player.

Both of the above do the same thing, they both add the registry…

Open regedit.exe through the start menu search or run box and browse down to the following key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ Session Manager\Memory Management\PrefetchParameters

Find the EnableSuperfetch key on the right-hand pane, and change the value to one of these:

• Cache Boot Files Only: 1
• Cache Applications Only: 2
• Cache Everything (default): 3

You’ll have to restart your computer before this takes any effect. You could consider clearing out the \Windows\Prefetch folder after making this change to start with a fresh cache, but keep in mind that the next boot will probably be slower since Windows will have to cache everything again.