Welcome to the kadaitcha.cx Windows Vista Support Resources
Microsoft has recently released Service Pack 1 of Windows Vista to manufacturing. The Service Pack has resulted in a much nicer and much more stable user experience compared to the original release. If you are considering moving to Vista then the information presented here may help you make a well-informed decision. If you have already moved to Vista and need technical information about an issue with Vista then kadaitcha.cx can help you with that too.
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The Windows XP portion of this website contains several large reference repositories that are common to both XP and Vista. Depending on the problem you are trying to solve, the common Internet Explorer and Runtime Error pages may be helpful. Also, the extensive list of XP How To guides can generally be adapted for use in Vista. kadaitcha.cx's Data Corruption and Disk Troubleshooting page also contains solutions that are common to both Vista and XP:
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Slipstream Vista SP1 Everything you need to know about slipstreaming an integrated Service Pack 1 with a pre-SP1 Vista DVD. |
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Guide to Vista Editions There are no less than six editions of Windows Vista. You could end up with an expensive, frustrating and time-consuming exercise on your hands if you buy an edition that does not suit your equipment or your personal needs. Use the kadaitcha.cx Guide to Versions of Vista to help avoid the pitfalls of choosing an edition. |
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USB Flash Drives and Pen Drives for Vista ReadyBoost Not all 'Hi-Speed" USB flash drives are high speed. Unwary consumers can be caught out by misleading words or, as in most cases, information about the USB flash drive's read/write specifications completely missing. |
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Information on Vista Service Pack 1 Want to know what's inside Service Pack 1? |
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How to Clean Install Vista from an Upgrade Disc If you have an upgrade version of Vista, Microsoft want you to install your old operating system prior to performing an upgrade to Vista, which is quite ridiculous. Use this easy method to clean install Vista from an upgrade disc. |
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Copyright Acknowledgement: Many links on this site point to Microsoft Knowledgebase and TechNet articles. Where possible, introductory words from the articles linked to have been reproduced with apologies to Microsoft Corporation. The text is Copyright Microsoft Corp., as described in each Microsoft article. All other content served from this site and the commentaries are copyright 2003-2008 by the author. You are not permitted to rip the pages off and pass them off as your own work, substantially modified or otherwise, including for the production of derivative works. Reasonable use for personal reference purposes is acceptable and encouraged. Copying swathes of text from these pages and posting it on other websites and/or internet forums and/or Usenet newsgroups, or anywhere else, source credited or otherwise, is prohibited. If you think someone will benefit from the information on these pages & you need to refer to the text then summarise the ideas and link to the text. kadaitcha.cx makes use of Microsoft's Vista and Windows XP logos, which are protected by copyright and trademark. kadaitcha.cx understands that the use of low-resolution logos that are hosted on servers in the United States, which are used for identification and commentary only, qualify as fair use under United States copyright law. Any other uses may constitute copyright or trademark infringement.
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