Posts Tagged ‘thumbnail’

June reliability update for Vista SP1

Posted by Jason in Windows Vista on June 29th, 2008

An update is available that will help improve the and reliability of Vista SP1.

This update includes the following improvements on a Vista SP1-based :

1. The stability of Vista SP1-based computers by addressing some crashes that may occur when you try to check e- by using a POP3 e- client such as or .

2. The reliability of the Vista SP1 based-computers by addressing some problems that occur when you delete user accounts by using the User Accounts item in Control Panel. When this problem occurs, the system may stop responding (hang). (more…)

Pimp Your Windows Vista with 4 Visual Tweaks

Posted by Jason in Windows Vista on September 8th, 2007

Vista is without a doubt the most user experience oriented operating system ever to come out of Redmond. , although not as revolutionary and innovative as is applauding it to be, is a new design in terms of graphical user interface and a divergent visual perspective in comparison to Vista’s successor, XP, for that matter. And in addition to the graphical UI, has also the process. failed to deliver the same volume of eye candy to the visuals as it did to , but in terms of small details, it really hits the spot.

And speaking of small details, there are a couple of visual delivered by Andreas Verhoeven, that will really serve to pimp up your desktop. In the screenshots included at the bottom you will be able to observe the details added through the deployment of Glass , Sizer and User Picture. Trust me, it’s the little things that count, and simply took a few basic elements of Vista and tweaked them. (more…)

Easy Trick to Speed Up Windows Vista

Posted by Jason in Windows Vista on July 24th, 2007

Vista generates a preview for nearly every file when viewed in Explorer. Yes thumbnails can be really useful for quick photo viewing, but disabling these previews in Explorer can really things up.

Disabling Vista’s previews in Windows Explorer is really easy to do and should really improve response time when browsing around your drives.

: Easy
Time Required: Disabling previews in Vista Explorer usually takes less than a few minutes
Here’s How: (more…)