A step-by-step guide for making a triple boot MacBook Pro with Vista 64, Ubuntu, and OS X Leopard.

A long-standing flaw in the Windows XP Wireless Zero Configuration (WZC) WiFi client causes frequent disconnects and periods of high latency. Figure out how to tackle one of XP's oldest problems!

{IC} gamer Winfrey wanted more out of his LAN party experiences. The usual dose of Team Fortress 2 and the board game "Attack!" was lacking. How'd he solve the problem? Dungeon Keeper to the rescue!

A guide for upgrading your preconfigured PC to Windows XP. Perfect for when Vista just doesn't satisfy.

There is no fix more simple nor more effective than a reformat and reinstallation of Windows.

"HELP! Forgot my Windows password! WHAT DO I DO??" You crack it, of course.

Engines have belts, Windows has Winsock, and humans have brains. The relation between all three, of course, is that they're all apt to get completely fouled up without explanation or prior warning.

This article was supposed to be about streamlining Vista, but I've been thwarted. Games wouldn't run, applications wouldn't install, and a slew of Vista options could not be disabled even if it would've helped the PC's performance or my sanity; it all just went to hell. Here's why geeks should leave Vista on the shelf until it gets its act together.

Which version of Vista is right for you? Decide with our quick guide, tailored for you. We break down the Home Premium, Business, and Ultimate versions and why you can ignore the rest.

I've seen a lot of FUD (fear, uncertainty, doubt) being spread around the web about the Windows Vista upgrade process. Turns out, most of it isn't true. On a fast computer, installing XP first only adds only 10 to 15 minutes to your total install time. Not a bad deal for saving so much money.

Millions of people across the globe turn off the computer and go to bed every night, but a few of us have turned our PCs on the next day not to the standard Windows XP loading screen, but instead to thos most dreaded of errors.

A simple and easy way to slipstream a Windows installation disk with the latest service pack(s), updates and drivers.