I bought a laptop that has windows vista, and it is new to me. When I look at the task manager it says there are around 66 processes, but when I count them in the task manager I count around 40. What is the deal with this?? Also it says my cpu usage is always fluctuating, but when I look at the processes it doesn’t say any of them are using the cpu. Lastly some of the processes have *32 at the end of them. If anyone has some help on this that would be great thanks!
I’m buying a new laptop which has the windows vista program is there anyway I can change it to windows xp? Will I have to buy the windows xp programs?
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I went on the website and there were two different prices. one was for if you already have windows 7 and want to upgrade the other’s price was way higher. So I want to know if windows vista premium is already windows 7 or what?
I just bought a new computer with windows vista home premium. I downloaded limewire and as expected I don’t have the proper codecs to play any videos. I know Klite codecs (Full) works on it but when I install it I don’t know what boxes I should check or uncheck to make sure all videos will play. Because when I just install it without checking any boxes it still won’t play any videos. Please be very specific and detailed when responding. To all Thank You!
getting tired of all the learning mode questions of windows vista, can it be safely turned off,,,how?
I have been using Quick Books 3 Pro addition for, well six years on a OS of Windows XP Home Edition. I recently purchased a new Laptop and the OS is Windows Vista. When I loaded my Quick Books on the laptop, the load went well but opening the program is another story. When executed to open, the screen flashes to the opening page but then quickly as it came on, it goes off. What is wrong?
I want to put windows xp pro on my laptop instead of windows vista because windows downloads very slow and plays videos very slow. Has anyone else had this problem with windows vista and done the same?
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