现在您需要开放 计算机管理 工具，您能通过培养奔跑箱子做此由胜利钥匙+ R 然后键入“mmc compmgmt.msc”，不用行情.

精选 盘管理从左菜单. 您将看一张名单与所有您的分开，选择分开，您安装了 窗口景色用鼠标右键单击对此和选择 格式。

一旦您选择格式化它将请求某些设置， I 推荐您为两个使用缺省设置和按 OK 按钮。

您向修理求助：
1.Boot窗口景色DVD其次然后点击在第一个提示
2.You在更低的左边应该为“修理看一个链接您的计算机”
3.The安装过程将试图发现您的景色安装目录。 如果有超过一个在名单，选择正确一个再然后使用下个按钮。
4.Click第一个链接为“起始的修理”。
5.The安装过程将修理系统，然后提示对于您重新起动。
6.Alternatively您可能改为选择了指令提示选择，并且使用以下命令只固定起动选择：

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.

A Croatian college student has created a utility that installs a seriously stripped-down Windows Vista, saying the heft of Microsoft’s biggest desktop OS was just too big to believe. “Who can justify a 15GB operating system?” asked Dino Nuhagic, a fifth-year student from Split, a Croatian city on the Adriatic. Not Nuhagic, or the uncounted users who have turned to his creation, vLite. vLite is a free program that lets users pick and choose which Vista components, hotfixes, drivers and even language packs are installed, then builds a disk image that can be burned to a DVD for unattended installation of the operating system.

“Why did I do it? Well, it’s performance and work environment,” said Nuhagic when asked why he came up with vLite. “Performance, that’s easy to explain. The less things running, the more responsive the OS. But the environment part is where it gets down to personal preference.” Those preferences include options for leaving out virtually every component of Windows Vista, from the minor — such as the bundled screensavers — to the major, such as the firewall or Universal Plug and Play. Some vLite users, in fact, have made it

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