NewsWindows Vista Compatibility Center Helps Users Determine What Works
Posted 07/14/08 at 04:32:42 PM by Mark Edward Soper
Microsoft has long offered hardware compatibility information for different versions of Windows, including Windows Vista. Remember the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)? Until now, though, Microsoft has dropped the ball on making software compatibility easy to determine. With a renewed emphasis on marketing and customer satisfaction this summer, Microsoft has now created an easy-to-use one-stop shop for determining which hardware and software products will work with Windows Vista, the Windows Vista Compatibility Center.
For a quick tour of the WVCC, and to learn how you can make it even better, see us after the jump.
FROM THE ARCHIVEWindows News: The Living, Loving, Upgrading Edition
Posted 05/30/08 at 11:14:01 AM by Mark 'Marcus_Soperus' Soper
Voting to keep XP alive, learning how to run TechNet Sysinternals straight from a command prompt without downloading, and improving HDTV support and game performance for ATI: it's all here!
NewsWhat's New at TechNet Sysinternals?
Posted 11/26/07 at 09:41:48 PM by Mark Soper
Get your system ready for holiday gaming and media editing with new and updated tools from Microsoft's TechNet Sysinternals website.
PDF ArchivesNovember 2006 - Ultimate PC Fix-it Toolkit!
Posted 08/24/07 at 08:10:11 AM by The Maximum PC Staff
The complete PDF archive of the November 2006 edition of Maximum PC, every article included, every page posted! Download it now!
NewsUseful Goodies from the TechNet Sysinternals Library
Posted 08/07/07 at 11:42:11 AM by Mark Soper
Microsoft TechNet is more than a hangout for IT propellorheads - it's also the home of some useful utilities.
FROM THE ARCHIVEEasy graphics drivers get a green light with Envy
Posted 06/07/07 at 12:46:21 PM by Robert Strohmeyer
Envy's simple interface takes the fglrxinfo out of setting up video drivers in Ubuntu.
ReviewsTrustware BufferZone Pro
Posted 06/05/07 at 05:12:55 PM by Gordon Mah Ung
On occasion, we’ve clicked a link we knew we shouldn’t have. And before we could say “virtualization,” the latest browser exploit was downloading some spyware onto our PC.
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NewsStill need to run Windows apps? Have a glass of Wine
Posted 06/04/07 at 05:45:29 PM by Robert Strohmeyer
Wine runs Windows programs on your Linux PC, so you don't have to dual boot
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