This article describes how to use the balloon tips in Windows Vista. I thought it would be good for an item, which allows the ball transparent recommendations. I personally believe that balloon, it is not allowed to be there for all, it's horrible and do not contain information that is important, in any form. I have from the first day I started, Windows XP, and I did the same on my Windows Vista laptop. Balloon recommendations are a waste of time to time, in my opinion. Let me explain how you can use the balloon tips in Windows Vista.

* Press the Windows + R, type gpedit.msc and press Enter. This opens the Group Policy Editor. Note that the Group Policy Editor (Gpedit.msc) not included in Windows Vista Home and Windows Vista Home Premium. I will, as you balloon tips in the last issue
* Go to User Configuration, Administrative Templates, Start Menu and tasks.
Select "Delete" balloon tips, click the right mouse button and select the menu
* Select from the options and click OK
* Close the Group Policy Editor
* Start Windows Vista

As I said before Gpedit.msc not included in Windows Vista Home and Home Premium, which means that we are on the register to the ball drilled recommendations in Windows Vista.

* Press the Windows + R, type Regedit and press Enter. This will remove the registry editor
* Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER / Software / Microsoft / Windows / CurrentVersion / Explorer / Advanced
* A new name and Dword EnableBalloonTips
* The value must be automatically set to 0, not to change, 0
* Start Windows Vista

Symptoms: When turned on, no display on the monitor, indicator lights (led) on the front panel lights, indicator lights (led) monitor blinking, power supply fan and fan Processor rotates, there is no beep sound on the speaker.

Solution: The first step in all the offshore power cable that is connected to electricity, the data cable to the monitor, cable keyboard / mouse, and all cables are connected to the CPU, then all loose screw cover cashing. In the case open you please also remove the other components, namely the cable from the power supply voltage is connected to the motherboard, hard disk, floppy, be careful in the process do not hurry. So also with the card attached to the Mother board (VGA, Sound Card, or other). Now attached to the motherboard are just cashing. Please check your Motherboard carefully, see Chip (IC), Elco, transistors and the other whether there is a burn.

If there are no signs of burnt components motherboard is still a good possibility, but sometimes Motherboard not because of the way the program is there in the BIOS.

We may have a computer that would not work, can not booting for example. If we turn on the computer then does not want to go with the Windows sound long beep 1 time, then there are problems around the memory. Through the following tips can we learn about the damage to the Memory / RAM.

Beep sound is out of the internal speaker (speaker of the casing) when the computer switched on.

To overcome this problem the memory do the following:

* Bios settings need to be in the default / standard, because this problem can only appear as a burden that is too bios hardware. To check, do the clear CMOS with the pull out the battery from the motherboard (thin rounded shapes, such as battery hours), after approximately 3 minutes re-install the battery.

* Check if memory has been installed correctly. Unplug the memory of its socket (the holder on the motherboard memory) and re-install

* If not successful, note the color of golden memory (located at the bottom of memory). Clean the part with the eraser to remove dirt or dust that may stick. If you have, post back the memory to the motherboard.

* If memory is still not working, install the memory of others in our computer, for example, has a friend. If you find that you can run normal memory means that we have been damaged, but if it still does not run with the normal means that the problems are on the socket on the motherboard. Clean the socket with cotton buds. After re-install the memory.

* If it still does not work, install a memory socket on the other, usually placed adjacent. If still not working also means that the motherboard that should be fixed / replaced. This is because there are elements / components that create the socket can not be used again. This often happens in the motherboard that has been aged.

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1. Clean old files
Performance in the Information ... click Open Disk Cleanup to delete the files over. Then, click Start, enter 'defrag' in the Search box and press Enter, click the Defragment Now and wait while your hard disk is being-in defrag.

2. Turn off the device that is not used
Click Control Panel> System and Maintenance> System> Device Manager, right-click on the hardware that you do not need - eg network adapter that is not used? - Select Disable. However, if you mistakenly turn off one of the hardware may create problems such as the computer can not restart, so if in doubt should not be necessary.

3. Disabling unwanted services
Type 'Services' in the Search box and press Enter to see what it has been marked as' Started' and run on your computer. Service may not be that you need to run as Distributed Link Tracking Client (which functions to maintain the NTFS file link in the network) and Tablet PC Input Service (unless you use a Tablet PC). Click 2x on the service that is not desired, select the Startup type to Disabled and the service will not run when the computer switched on again later. Be careful, some service vital to your system and disable the service will create problems later. To find out what services are vital, you can learn from sites such as Black Viper, and if you doubt about the service then leave it to run.

4. Problems with the boot time is quite long
If your computer is up to date but the time is very slow booting the computer (more than three minutes) then there is a problem with the hardware or driver. Try to pull all connected to the computer than the monitor, keyboard and mouse. But if you try to connect to the network pull the plug the network cable and see what happens.

5. Eror check in Event Viewer
Find instructions in the Event Viewer (type 'eventvwr' in the Search box and press Enter). Expand Windows Logs, and browse the Applications and System logs. Navigate to the bottom where the last time you shut off the computer and search eror message that may explain why your computer to be problematic.

6. The rest are disordered system tray
Notice all the icons in the system tray. There are important items, such as antivirus programs and also have items that are not so important to appear there, such as QuickTime. To removed the right-click or click the icon in the 2x and search options that can let the program do not appear in the system tray.

7. Check the task of running
Some programs that are running behind the screen (background) will always be active however, and can be realized without the use of memory and processor performance. To find out, right-click the Taskbar, select Task Manager> Processes. Now try observed. If you choose based on the use of the CPU then you will see the background process is running. If you see a program that is not known, and spend 10 percent or more of CPU time then right click and select Properties to see more details. Once you find a program that has a process which is problematic, try to check the documentation to find out whether you really need that program running or not.

8. Remove startup programs that are not desired
Run Windows Defender and click Tools> Software Explorer to view the programs that run when Windows starts a new (start). Do not immediately remove all, but clear, when you are sure the program is not needed, I click and select Disable to stop running when the start (start).