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Repair TCP/IP Stack in Windows Vista

July 2, 2009 By Robert Owen

You had a virus, drive corruption, or some other OS altering situation.  But, being the hero you are, you resolved it and your PC is up and running again.  That is, until you try to access the internet or some other network resource.  The computer sits there trying to access that web page but nothing is happening... (Much like a MAC and its "spinning wheel of death").  First you check your network connection... Then check to see if you have obtained an IP address and other credentials.  All … [Read more...]

Filed Under: MicroSoft, Support, Vista Quest Tagged With: Communications Protocol, Drive Corruption, Internet Protocol, Internet Protocol Network, Ip Layer, Netsh, Network Architectures, Network Resource, Network Transmission, Networking Services, Osi Model, Pearl Type, Protocol Internet, Protocol Network, Protocol Stack, Sna, Spinning Wheel, Stacks, Tcp Ip Stack, Tcp Stack, Transmission Control Protocol, User Access Control, Wheel Of Death, Windows Xp Server

Speed up File Copy in Vista

January 16, 2008 By Robert Owen

I've been using Vista Ultimate as my primary OS now for nearly a year and, I have to say I'm having VERY FEW problems. Certainly not the horror stories you read all over the web and, really no more than I had with Windows XP Pro. It may have something to do with the machine I built to run Vista. (It gets a 5.4 on the Windows Experience Index) I get no system freezes, no " … [Read more...]

Filed Under: MicroSoft, Vista Quest Tagged With: Auto Tuning, Blue Screens, Control Panel, Differential, Differential Compression, Horror Stories, Hp, Hp Color Laserjet 1500l, MicroSoft, Microsoft Windows Vista, Netsh, New Feature, Tuning Auto, Windows Experience, Windows Tuning, Windows Xp, Zip Files, Zip Utility

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