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EnhanceMyVista Free ( 1.1.1 )

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Do you have Windows Vista installed and want to make it faster?
You are searching for a setting and can't find it?
Are you an advanced user and want to tweak Vista's every bit to get maximum performance?

If so then you just have found the solution - the best Windows Vista enhancing tool!

EnhanceMyVista is an easy to use yet advanced enhancing, optimizing and tweaking tool for Windows Vista.

With a clean and simple interface it brings you an All-in-One set of powerful and neatly classified tools, settings and tweaks.

As a bonus there are some unique and uncommon options too. Being permanetly in development it is the best choice in it's category.





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Enhance My Vista Free - Setup and User Guide
By George Petrisor
Published: July 9, 2008
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'Enhance My Vista' is an easy to use yet advanced enhancing, optimizing and tweaking tool for Windows Vista.

Microsoft Vista starts to gain more and more market share; probably because today’s pre-built PC come installed with … Vista. Either you like it or not, you have no choice. More, the system was changed both visually and regarding the content.


With a clean and simple interface, 'Enhance My Vista', brings you an All-in-One set of powerful and neatly classified tools, settings and tweaks.

After launching the installer, accepting the EULA and choosing the install directory, the only thing to do is to wait for the program to install.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you don’t have the Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 installed on your computer (required for the installation) the package will install the needed libraries.

 

 

 

The next step is for the program to collect the data regarding your system (Windows, hardware and software) and will complete the installation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

When you will launch Enhance my Vista, you will have at your disposal four primary tabs: Tools, System, Optimizations and Customizations.

For the first tab, 'Tools', you will have a series of tools among which: a System Info, a Registry Cleaner (it can easily checks your registry and repair incorrectly linked registry entries, automatically remove invalid entries) and Registry Defragmenter (first time to see this) and a suite of HDD tools like Disk Cleaner, Disk Defragmenter and HDD Monitor (useful if you think you have problems with the HDD).

 

 



The second tab, 'System', will give you access to the core of the Windows Vista by allowing you to modify the properties of the Control Panel, System Tools and File, Network and Security Tools.

 


If you will browse the Optimization tab, probably the most used choice will be System Repair.

 



Regarding the Customization, I think only if you know what you are doing and you want to experiment you will navigate through that tab. It helps you customize system desktop, menus, toolbar and notifications settings.

 



Other than that, Enhance my Vista is an interesting application and will probably catch people’s eyes.



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