Vista Video Tutorials

The Windows Vista Snipping tool is a great feature available in Windows Vista and now Windows Seven. I love how easy it is to use. You simply open the Snipping Tool by finding it under the accessories section in the start menu and start taking screenshots of anything on your screen. After you have done this you can add text or arrows to your picture that you have captured.

The one problem I have found though, was that when you want to take a screenshot of a drop down or popup menu, it will not do it…Ahh but don’t panic, I have a solution for you. Watch this video to see this and other little tricks.

If you have a slow internet connection, press play on the video, then press pause and let it load, then press play again when you see the red bar is loaded.

There are so many new features on Windows Vista compared to Windows XP. This video tutorial from Pcwizkid will show you how to enable some of these cool extras and addons. One of the cool things things you can do is animate your desktop wallpaper by using a WMV file. If you like tweaking your computer and adding extra features then this video is great to watch. This video will also show you:

• Enable Windows Vista Dream Scene
• Enable animation in your wallpaper
• Enable Windows Vista Aero even if you have Windows Vista Ultimate or Business

Part 2 – Windows Vista Optimization In part two I demonstrate steps to take that will optimize the raw performance of Windows Vista to save yourself ram and time. Coming Soon: Part 3 – Windows Vista Desktop and Interface Customization My system: Dell Vostro 1500 Intel Pentium T7300 2.0Ghz 2GB RAM 120GB HDD Nvidia 8600M GT Song: DJ Shadow feat. Mos Def – Six Days Remix I get my wallpapers from here: interfacelift.com

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If you have just bought or are about to buy Windows Vista and don’t want to take the time to learn everything, this video is for you. Instead of taking days to truly learn the ins and outs of the OS, watch this video to get tips and tricks. Or just watch it for a preview of Windows Vista. Thanks! I get my wallpapers from here:

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Free desktop wallpapers are all over the internet. I have a great collection that I have collected from the internet. Please be aware that even though these wallpapers are from free websites, does not mean the website owners actually gained permission to use them. If you think that any of these wallpapers belong to you I am more than happy to remove them or give you a backlink to your website.

(If the above links do not open, press the CTRL key on your keyboard, then click on them. You must have a popup blocker installed.)

This video shows you how to get these wallpapers onto your computer to use as a wallpaper background on your computers desktop.

More free desktop wallpaper backgrounds…

http://tips4pc.com/Free_stuff/free_wallpaper_desktop_background.htm

http://tips4pc.com/Free_stuff/free_wallpaper_desktop_background2.htm

http://tips4pc.com/Free_stuff/free_wallpaper_desktop_background3.htm

In Windows Vista your files are stored in a different location compared to fiels stored on a Windows XP computer. On Windows XP your files were in documents and settings, then your username. In Windows Vista your files and folders are stored in C:\Users\your username. Watch this video tutorial to see all the details on where your files are now on Windows Vista and how to access them.

One of the great features that Windows Vista has is the snipping tool. I absolutely love it. Gone are the days of pressing the print screen key on the keyboard and then pasting the snippet into the mspaint program. It became a hassle when you had to crop images. But now with the Windows Vista Snipping tool you can take a screenshot in 4 different ways.

This video tutorial shows you the 4 different ways you can take a screenshot with the snipping tool.

When your computer crashes, sometimes you lose your icons, taskbar, start menu, and so on. This is called Windows Explorer.exe. This video tutorial shows you how to stop or restart explorer.exe so you can get the desktop back to normal. Starting the explorer.exe will bring back your desktop icons, taskbar, notification area, and start menu.