• Windows Vista Security : Windows Vista Security One Year Later
  Save $251 per machine per year with Vista!
  (tags: Security )
• Windows Vista Team Blog : Do the (RED) thing
  A Dell/Microsoft promotion to help people with AIDS in Africa.
  (tags: Dell PR )

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A nice article about Vista’s Previous Versions, the arguments in the comments are good as well. Keep reading →

• Poll Finds Corporate Vista Adoptions on the Rise
  It would appear the doom-and-gloom surrounding Vista is starting to break.
  (tags: PR Sales Enterprise )
• How to obtain the IPv6 Ready Logo for Windows Vista and for Windows Server 2008 from IPv6 Forum
  Want to show off your Vista IPv6 capabilities? Here’s how to get either the Phase 1 or Phase 2 IPv6 Ready Logo from the IPv6 Forum.
  (tags: IP )

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Here’s a nice list of benefits that Vista offers. So much better than simply saying ‘WOW’ and expecting people should then want it. Keep reading →

• Vista Ultimate add-ons promised not delivered
  This story points out that NO Ultimate extras have been offered since Vista’s consumer release in January (DreamScene is a Beta, so it doesn’t count). Ultimate users paid for em, so where are they?
  (tags: Ultimate Extras )
• 10 Things You Might Not Know About Windows Vista
  Hey, I knew all ten, what do I win?
  (tags: Features )
• Trying out the Windows Easy Transfer Companion Beta
  I didn’t even realize it wasn’t out yet, but apparently it’s just now being released as a Beta. Six months after the OS is released, they are ready to help people migrate to it. Good plan.
  (tags: Software Migrate )

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This video does a decent job of highlighting the features in Vista that make it worth having.

A C|Net video that covers some of the differences between the versions, including some of the features that might not work if you computer isn’t strong enough.

How to customize your Vista screensavers using registry keys. Keep reading →

An excellent and very detailed explaination of how Vista better helps you resolve a ‘file is in use’ issue. Keep reading →