Adjusting Vista’s Error Reporting Tool
Yesterday we looked at how to turn off Vista’s error reporting. Today we’ll look at adjusting its settings.
First open up the Problem Reports and Solutions page by clicking the Start Orb and typing Problem in the Search box, then Click Problem Reports and Solutions in the results under Programs. If Vista finds any problems [...]
Turn Off Vista’s Error Reporting
When a problem occurs on your computer?for example, if a program stops working?you can send a description of the problem to Microsoft to see if a solution is available. If Microsoft needs more information to solve the problem, you might be asked to provide additional details. Windows will ask if you want to send [...]
Restore Your Deleted Or Missing Recycle Bin Icon In Vista
Lets face it, it can happen to anyone, you deleted you Recycle Bin icon and can’t get it back. A few readers have asked, how do I get it back. Well when I first started using Vista I did it too. So here’s how to get it back.
Click the Start Orb, type Control desk.cpl,,@Web and press [...]
Add Items To Your SendTo Menu In Vista
In Xp it was easy to add items to your SendTo menu, but if you try to navigate to your Documents and settings folder in Vista you will get the dreaded error.
The correct path is to use is. C:UsersUsernameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsSendTo. Username will be your actual username
So here’s how to add a folder to your SendTo [...]
Adjust Your Auto-Play Settings In Vista
When your insert media such as a DVD,CD, Software or Games into your computer Vista will ask you what you want to do with it. Here’s how to quickly adjust all your Auto-Play settings at once so you won’t need to tell vista what to do each time, or if you want to turn Auto-Play [...]
Adjust The Text Size On Your Screen
New computers these days are coming with very high resolution monitors and the text displayed on your screen may be difficult to read but you can make the text and other items, such as icons, on your screen easier to see by making them larger. You do this by increasing the dots per inch (DPI) [...]
