Maybe you want to have two operating systems just for fun, work or any other reason but you do not know how.

And maybe this could be easy to do it if you know how but if you do not, you could have a big headache.

So here you have a great guide to do that, no matter what OS you want you can install them without any issue. Just click on the image below who is going to take you to the Definitive Dual Booting Guide.

You are going to see that the guide is focusing more on Fedora Linux but is easy to use any flavor of Linux.

The new Microsoft OS was presumed to be more secure than any other version but Vista …. look the image below, an image says more than 1,000 words.

The new sidebar in Windows Vista provides the opportunity to run various gadgets. Windows Vista ships with a simple CPU and Memory usage gadget, however, there are many more gadgets out there that are much more useful and help you monitor almost every aspect of Windows and your PC.

System Control

System Control is much more than your average shutdown gadget. Aside from the normal Shutdown, Restart, Lock, and Sleep / Hibernate, we give you Switch User, Log Off, Task Manager, Run Window, and Command Prompt. All of those buttons can be re-ordered or disabled / enabled.

Application Launcher

You can add applications to the Launcher by Dragging and Dropping or use settings. In settings you can reorder the applications using the arrows, add or delete them. You can drag and drop folders or drives from My Computer.

Folder Slice

Drag a drive or folder into FolderSlice to see a detailed breakdown of exactly how the space on your drive is distributed. Quickly locate large directories and explore your system with this useful utility. 

Wireless Network

This gadget displays your wireless network’s current status and details, such as the Connection Status, SSID, Signal Strength and Security Status. When opened, the gadget displays the SSID and Signal Strength. Click on the SSID to open the details fly out for all the network details.

World Clock

A revival of the World Clock gadget.

Well this is only a sample of the many gadgets you can find on Windows Vista Life Gallery. Take a visit maybe you can find something interesting.

There is a great little utility in Windows called the start command. This DOS command allows you to start any process with advanced settings.  In Windows Vista it is perfect if you want to start an application and tell windows to only run it on one CPU and at a high priority level. 

For example, let’s say that you want to start Microsoft Paint and have it run on your second CPU core at Above Normal priority. The command below will accomplish this:

start /affinity 2 /abovenormal mspaint.exe

You can customize the command above and replace the 2 with the processor number (in hex) that you want the processor to run on. You can also adjust the priority level by using one of the flags below:

• /Low
• /Normal
• /High
• /Realtime
• /Abovenormal
• /Belownormal

I hope this little tip will enhance your Windows Vista experience.

I visited Geekywood blog today and I saw a great post regarding Windows XP. I am a fan of Mac look and always I want to have the same look on my Windows PC so in this blog I found the answer to do that.

Here you will see how to convert you boring windows desktop in a full and great Mac Look. You can get access to many links that will help you to do this. So take a visit to this great blog.

Click the image below to go there.