Microsoft always provides updates for Windows operating system in order to make sure that Windows runs smooth, free from problem. You can set so that Windows automatically updates itself or you can install Windows updates manually.
Learn Vista - Viewing Your Computer Score
Windows Vista can measures the capability of your computer by testing CPU, RAM, hard disk, general desktop graphics, and 3‑D gaming graphics hardware components of your computer. Each hardware component has its individual subscore. Whereas the base score of your computer is determined by the lowest subscore (not the average of the subscores).
Learn Vista - Viewing Your Computer Information
Need to know the specification of your computer? You can view the basic and also the advanced information about your computer easily.
Learn Vista - Viewing The Usage of Your Computer's CPU and Memory
You can know your computer's CPU and memory that are being used through the Task Manager.
Learn Vista - Restoring System Changes
If you change your Windows Vista System or you install a software, and then you find your Windows doesn't work correctly, you can try using Windows System Restore to restore your computer's system to an earlier date (restore point) when everything worked correctly.
Learn Vista - Managing Startup Programs
Startup programs are programs that run automatically when Windows starts. However, if too many programs run on startup, it can make your Windows starts slowly. Moreover not all of the programs are necessary enough, and if one or more programs are broken or missing, then you'll get error messages when Windows is starting. Therefore you need a tool that can manage them. Windows Defender has a facility for that. By using Windows Defender, you can view all programs on startup, as well as disabling, enabling, or even removing them.
Learn Vista - Deleting Unnecessary Files Using Disk Cleanup
In order to free up your disk space and help your computer run faster, one way that you can do is by deleting unnecessary files such as temporary internet files, files in recycle bin, etc. Windows provides you the Disk Cleanup, a tool that can scan for various unnecessary files and deleting them as your need.
Learn Vista - Defragmenting Your Drives
Windows Vista provides a tool, called Disk Defragmenter, that functions to perform defragmentation, by rearranging the fragmented data so that your drives (hardisk) can work faster.
Learn Vista - Creating a Restore Point For System Restore
Actually Windows Vista creates a restore point automatically just before the significant system events happen, such as the installation of a software or device driver. But, if you want, you can create it manually.
Learn Vista - Checking and Fixing The Disk For Errors
Windows has an error-checking utility that can check and try to fix your disk for errors. If your harddisk has no errors, surely it will improve the performance of your computer.
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