If your Vista or Windows 7 system is starting to show signs of sluggishness and you want to squeeze out every last drop of performance then give then give this nifty freeware tweaker a go. Similar to tweakui for Windows XP this tweaker enables you to modify all sorts of settings for security, networking, system performance and much more. Download it here.
Personally I find the Vista bootscreen quite appealing. However, for those who think otherwise, here are steps on how to display an alternative bootscreen:
1. Click on the start orb and type in “MSCONFIG” in the textbox.
2. Once the System Configuration tool loads, click on the Boot tab.
3. Under Boot Options check “No GUI Boot”.
4. Hit OK and reboot to see the new screen.
If you want o use your own high resolution boot screen then download the Vista Visual Master.
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This is one of the best Windows Vista freeware tweakers I’ve come across to squeeze out every ounce of performance from your Vista machine. Well worth a try. Any other recommendations?
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Here’s a nice neat article on how to get your Vista back to peak performance with a clean installation and clever partitioning. Worth a read.
Clnet together with Lifehacker and Norton bring you several cool free tweaks to transform Vista into Windows 7.
You can change the taskbar, dock bar, visual style, snap windows to the sides, shake windows into focus, soup up the calculator and improve wifi connection settings.
Well worth a read!
Yes, we all know that Windows 7 is what Windows Vista should have been. Here’s an article that tells you exactly why in 18 specific ways. There’s also another nice article listing 50 Windows 7 tips and tips. Enjoy 
Based on aggregate tests of five major web browsers (in various recent/current versions), Windows XP is still the faster operating system when it comes to the internet experience. Specifically, XP is an average of 13 percent faster at running your browser than Windows 7 is.
The final version of Windows 7 as it will appear when it ships in October was used for the testing.
The good news is that Windows 7 is substantially faster than Windows Vista when it comes to the web: XP’s most up-to-date version is a full 29 percent faster than Vista, so Windows 7 has closed that performance gap quite a bit. Compared directly, Win 7 is 17 percent faster than Vista…
Free Windows Vista/XP themes, icons, screensavers and wallpapers available to give your pc the most unique look available. We pick only the best resouces in each category for inclusion. If you have any comments or suggestions, feel free to email me.
