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- Readers will say, "Hasta la Vista" to boring default system settings and get down and dirty with tweaking, modifying, and customizing Windows Vista in order to milk every single ounce of performance from their systems
- Jam-packed with hundreds of hacks and written by the creator of the world's most popular Windows Vista hacking site, this no-joke resource doesn't waste time on the obvious or predictable
- What a view! Guided instructions show readers how to take total control of their Windows Vista systems and maximize speed, appearance, and security
- Prior Windows experience is
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Produktbeschreibung
- Readers will say, "Hasta la Vista" to boring default system settings and get down and dirty with tweaking, modifying, and customizing Windows Vista in order to milk every single ounce of performance from their systems

- Jam-packed with hundreds of hacks and written by the creator of the world's most popular Windows Vista hacking site, this no-joke resource doesn't waste time on the obvious or predictable

- What a view! Guided instructions show readers how to take total control of their Windows Vista systems and maximize speed, appearance, and security

- Prior Windows experience is required, as well as a fearless attitude to modify system and registry settings, boot and login screens, Vista Glass, and the sidebar

- Exciting hacks zoom in on unlocking hidden settings, supercharging online speed, getting rid of annoying features once and for all, hacking Windows Media, and fine-tuning User Account Protection
Autorenporträt
Steve Sinchak, in addition to being a Microsoft MVP, is an entrepreneur who runs a Web development firm, Advanced PC Media LLC. He has worked with computers for 15 years and writes for several geek-oriented Web sites, including TweakVista.com. Steve is a systems engineer for a Global 100 company and the author of several books, including Hacking Windows XP, also published by Wiley.
Rezensionen
"...excellent...up-to-date guide..." (PC Utilities, No. 54, 2004)