Changes In VistaRevisited Postings
Just a quick post to let my regular readers know due to my increased work schedule I may only be able to update the blog on the weekends for the next month or so. But stay subscribed and keep checking in. Thanks for understanding.
Kevin.
Cracking Windows Passwords Update
Hi all I found another useful Windows Password rest / cracking utility. I tried it and it does work as advertised. The author has a very detailed Howto to guide you through the process. It may seem like a daunting task but if you follow the directions it will work.
Its called Offline NT Password [...]
Vista Revisited: The Week In Review For 10-14-07
With the end if the week here I thought we’d review this weeks post in case you missed any. Not that there’s been a hole lot, just call me the slacker.
Delete Your Recently Viewed Items In Vista: Keep prying eyes from seeing your files.
Speed Up Your Hard Disk Performance In Vista By Enabling Write Caching: [...]
How to Hack Windows Update To Download Vista SP1 Beta
ITsVISTA found a way to get Vista SP1 Beta from Windows Update, just follow his directions and you too can get it. Also check out his site, Its a Excellent resource for Vista users.
Update 1-18-08
Get the direct download here
By now you probably know that Vista SP1 Beta is available to a select few [...]
Speed Up Your Hard Disk Performance In Vista By Enabling Write Caching
You can increase the performance of your computers SATA hard drives by enabling Write Caching.
What is Write caching you ask.
When write caching is enabled, when the system sends a write to the hard disk, the logic circuit records the write in its much faster cache, and then immediately sends back an acknowledgement to the [...]
Delete Your Recently Viewed Items In Vista
In Windows Vista all your Recently viewed documents and programs are visible from the Start menu > Recent Items. You may like the convenience of having the most recently opened files at the ready, but if you share your computer with others or if its in a public place you may not want others [...]
Running Vista’s Disk Defragmenter
Disk defragmentation describes the process of consolidating fragmented files on your computer’s hard disk.
Fragmentation happens to a hard disk over time as you save, change, or delete files. The changes that you save to a file are often stored at a location on the hard disk that’s different from the original [...]



