Vista had 30% fewer security bulletins than XPSP2 and 20% fewer vulnerabilities. A report is available with details. (more…)

Has Media Center on your Vista machine refused to record a tv show through your ATI cablecard tuner? If so, you are not alone. (more…)

Version 175.16 of the Vista 64-bit WHQL GeForce driver, released on May 13, 2008. (more…)

Version 175.16 of the Vista 32-bit WHQL GeForce driver, released on May 13, 2008. (more…)

An example of how it’s drivers that are giving Vista a bad name, and an examination of who is at fault. (more…)

If for some reason the “Certified for Windows Vista” logo excites you, you better get a change of cloths when you look at this new desktop wallpaper featuring the logo, and the slogan “Little Logo. BIG IMPACT.” (more…)

Michael’s views on how widespread Vista bashing is, using the recent ‘Windows 2000 is safer’ hoopla as an example. (more…)

Microsoft clears the air on the recent ‘Windows 2000 is safer than Windows Vista’ hubub. The verdict? Vista had 44% fewer infected machines than Windows 2000 SP4, and 77% fewer than Windows 2000 SP3. (more…)

SP1 may have stopped a couple of the hacks being used to get around activation, but that hasn’t stopped the hackers. Vista Loader apparently works on Vista SP1. (more…)

Discussion of some of the cool devices that are ‘Certified for Windows Vista’, including cams, printers, motherboards, sound cards, keyboards, etc. (more…)