The Microsoft Windows Vista operating system offers several changes and improvements over its predecessors. It not only brings a new and redesigned interface, but also improves on many administrative utilities and management consoles, as well as enhancing the system’s reliability, performance, and problem-solving tools. Needless to say, the 3-D interface, Aero, is the most attractive feature of Windows Vista. But that’s for users. For you, as administrators, Vista will sometimes look like its predecessor, Windows XP, and at other times, look like an all-new operating system. Different versions of Microsoft Vista and have differences in hardware requirement and as well as license requirements. Microsoft Vista is having multiboot environment as well as in a virtual operation system.
Windows Vista Edition
Windows Vista File System Formats, Partitions, and Volumes
Managing Basic and Dynamic Disks
Windows Vista System Requirements and Recommendations
Vista BOOT.INI, BCD Terminology, Boot Manager
--> BOOT.INI is gone in Vista
--> Windows Vista BCD Terminology
--> Creating a Second OS Entry in Window Vista With Boot Manager Identifiers
--> Choosing Timeout and Default OS with bcdedit
--> Changing an Entry Option
Windows Vista Start Menu "Run…" Is Off
Windows Vista Kind of "Documents and Settings" Is Gone
Windows Vista Encryption News
Windows Vista New Event Viewer
Windows Aero
Aero Wizards
Administering Vista Security
Windows Vista Power Users
Unlock Vista Super-Secret Administrator Account
Windows Vista Implementing Local and Network File System Security
Sharing File Systems
Increasing File System Performance
Administer via Remote
Enabling Auto-Logon in Windows Vista
Windows Vista : Removing Tool Tips
Windows Vista : Protecting Your Internet Explorer Privacy
How to Protect Windows Vista Interface Privacy
Hacking Windows Vista’s User Account Control
Windows Vista Task Manager
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