Troubleshooting a Vista computer system that is having problems can be a difficult task due to the endless software and hardware configuration possibilities on a machine. However, I’ve put together a basic guide for Vista users that may lend a helping hand in finding out where the trouble lies and how to fix it. System Restore: If you do not know where to start and you don’t have a clue as to why you’re having…
"Basic Windows Vista Troubleshooting Guide"Author: Aly Chiman
Aly Chiman
Mouse cleaning is a process that is often overlooked. You should clean your mouse about every 6 months (depending on use) or whenever you notice the cursor doesn’t move as smoothly over the screen as it should. Here are the steps to cleaning a computer mouse as well as tops to avoid a dirty computer mouse. How to avoid a sticky cursor: Avoid spilling liquids on your mouse. Keep your mouse pad clean and dry.…
"Steps to Cleaning A Computer Mouse"Note: Be sure that when you download fonts from the Internet that you are doing this from a trusted source. Install a Font: Go to Start Select Control Panel Select Appearance and Personalization Select Fonts Select File (if the File option is not visible, press the ALT key on your keyboard) Select Install New Font Select the drive where the fonts you are trying to add are located Select eh folder where your downloaded…
"How to Install and Uninstall Additional Fonts on Windows Vista"The information contained in this article is useful to those that have installed the Windows Vista operating system using the “custom” installation and would like to know how to retrieve files from Windows old folder for Vista. When you perform a Custom Installation of Windows Vista, replacing a Windows XP installation. The old operating systems files will be created automatically in a Windows.old folder. This article will instruct users how they can retrieve their personal…
"How to Retrieve Files From Windows Old Folder for Vista"
Performing a Clean Install of Windows Vista is the preferred installation method. An alternate method available is an “Upgrade” installation. I do not recommend upgrading. Too many things can go wrong with an upgrade and I have seen this many many times with all Windows operating systems over the years. A Clean Installation gives your system ‘clean’ file paths which will create a much faster and reliable installation. Here I will show you exactly how…
"How to Perform a Clean Install of Windows Vista"