MagicAndre1981

post the data as XML

I know no way. Maybe someone else has an idea.

this is not possible. Setup stops with an error:

don't run it with the /R flag. Only chkdsk C: /f

this should be Kernel event ID 41. Post a picture of the eventlog or export the error in a evtx file

why was MSFN down earlier this day?

try the Thermalright Macho: http://www.thermalright.com/html/products/cpu_cooler/hr-02_macho_reva.html

sure it is light. It doesn't effect other tools it is better to reload data in background than loading on demand several files. vinifera is simply against everything from Vista WITHOUT understanding how it works: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2007.03.vistakernel.aspx

check this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2028504

thanks I'll try it later

thanks

which cost? Low costs, because it runs with a low IO priority.

Is Office at least running now? The best repair is still to do the inplace upgrade.

it makes perfect sense on HDD drives. It speeds up boot, app launching and switching between Applications. Read the other topic where you replied The speed benefit from Vista over 7 comes from better Superfetch usage.

Vista is faster because of the better Superfetch algorithm it uses. In 7 MS crippled Superfetch to not fill the complete RAM so that the magazine writer can post that Windows 7 uses less RAM so that the noobs now like Windows 7. Also here 95% of the Vista haters are to incompetent to understand this. Also win7 uses a new Explorer control which is slower because of the library support.

you must activate the option in power settings: http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/2658-power-options-menu-add-remove-sleep-hibernate-windows-8-a.html

when Superfetch was born, there were no SSDs available for home users.

this service is extremely slow: serviceTransition name="PSUAService" group="" transition="start" totalTransitionTimeDelta="60841" firstCheckpointTimeDelta="190" processingTimeDelta="60651" container="PSUAService.exe (3172)" startedAt="9016" firstCheckpointedAt="9206" endedAt="69857" /> This is Panda Cloud Antivirus.

and the less agressive superfetch makes Win7 slower because Win7 has to load more data from disk later.

ah, sorry.

no, the ADK can be downloaded here: http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=39982

put the 64Bit dll into system32 and the 32Bit one into syswow64 folder.

why was it down again? DNS issues?

no Vista/7 don't differ the way they handle folder permissions. So what does 7 makes better for you in this term or do you only want to troll?

I also run it on a Laptop (Dell inspirion 15R SE with Intel HD 4000 + AMD 7730M)