Win Vista operating system uses questions and answers

versions of the beta version, I believe many of you have already tried it, I have compiled some questions about Vista. Please correct me if there is any improper situation.

Q: Hello, how do I delete the activated current user account in Vista?

Answer: Right click on the computer, select Manage, select users in local users and groups. Right click on the account you created and select Delete. Remember to right click on the Administrator account, select Properties, Enable it, OK, log out and log in with the Administrator user. This deletes the activated current user account.

Q: What kind of hardware support does Windows have for the new system Vista?

A: For advanced users who want to experience more exciting digital entertainment through Windows Vista, Microsoft provides the second The lowest level PC hardware configuration list. Details are as follows:

· 中央处理器 - clocked at 1GHz x86 /x64 processor

· System Memory --1GB

· graphics processor - can support Windows Aero user interface effects graphics processor

· graphics memory --128MB

· hard disk space --40GB

· optical storage peripherals --DVD- ROM

· audio --Windows compatible audio output

· network access --Internet access

Q: Win Vista now there are several versions of
A: Windows Vista Starter Edition: It is a 32-bit operating system, mainly for entry-level computer users in emerging markets, only supports running 3 applications at the same time, does not support login password or fast user switching (FUS). Overall, Windows Vista Starter Edition is similar to Windows XP Starter Edition. //This article comes from the computer software and hardware application network www.45it.com

- Windows Vista Home Basic Edition: It is a simple version of Windows Vista, mainly for single PC home users. Windows Vista Home Basic Edition is the foundation for other Windows Vista releases, including Windows Firewall, Windows Security Center, Secure Wireless Network, Anti-Spam/Virus/Spyware, Web Map, Windows Search, Aero User Interface, Movie Maker, Photo Gallery, Features such as Windows Media Player, Outlook Express with RSS support, and P2P messaging tools. Overall, Windows Vista Home Basic Edition is similar to Windows XP Home Edition.

- Windows Vista Home Premium Edition: Based on Windows Vista Home Basic Edition, it adds all the home entertainment and personal production features, mainly for PC enthusiasts, multi-PC users and laptop users. In addition to basic features, Windows Vista Home Premium Edition features media center and media center extensions, DVD video editing, HDTV playback, Tablet PC, and Wi-Fi audio configuration and roaming. Overall, Windows Vista Home Premium Edition is similar to Windows XP Media Center Edition.