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Windows Vista is the newest edition of Microsoft operating system released. I have read a lot about Windows Vista but I haven’t personally used it. I still use Windows XP and I am comfortable with it. If I were to upgrade to Windows Vista, I will surely need to upgrade my hardware which would cost me a lot of cash. I am more than satisfied with Windows XP and I don’t have any intentions of upgrading to Windows Vista any time soon, unless it is absolutely necessary. Windows Vista takes up too much RAM and too much processing power and if I were to upgrade to Windows Vista now, I would surely have to upgrade RAM or use ReadyBoost feature which is not that great to tell you the truth as a flash memory is much slower than a RAM.

For a new users, they would definitely need a lot of vista help as lot of things are different in a Windows Vista Operating system if you compare it with Windows XP excluding the obvious one (Visual look). The minimum RAM requirement for Windows Vista is 1GB but you will need atleast 2GB of actual ram for a Windows Vista to perform up to par. Well you can find a lot of useful information about Windows Vista on this vista forum. Did you know Windows Vista was actually known as Windows LongHorn when it was in the development state!!

For a person who has just upgrade from Windows XP to Windows Vista, this Windows vista forum might be a helpful place to look for information and/or converse with other people who also use Windows Vista. There are lots of version of Windows Vista and it can be quite expensive to upgrade. To be accurate there are five versions of Windows Vista.

• Windows Vista Ultimate
• Windows Vista Home Premium
• Windows Vista Home Basic
• Windows Vista Business and
• Windows Vista Enterprise

Windows Vista Ultimate edition has it all so if you want a full Vista experience from both media and business world, you should choose Windows Vista Ultimate.

I don’t know much about Windows Live OneCare 2.0 as I haven’t used it but it seemed like a good deal so I decided to post it. Amazon are selling a Windows Live OneCare 2.0 package for $30 and there is a $30 mail-in rebate offer, so you will be getting the Windows Live OneCare 2.0 package for free after rebates. Here is a direct link to Windows Live OneCare 2.0 at Amazon. Don’t forget to look at the $30 Mail-in rebate, print this pdf file and fill in the information and mail it to the address in it after purchasing Windows Live OneCare 2.0 at Amazon for $30. You will have to mail the rebate offer in before 45 days of purchase to be able to get your $30 back.

Windows Live OneCare 2.0 is great for protecting your computer against hacking attacks, virus, spyware, malware threats. A Windows Live OneCare includes

• Antivirus & antispyware
• Online ID protection
• Firewall
• Multi-PC management
• Printer sharing
• Backup and restore

There is a 90 days free trial offer at Microsoft’s official Windows Live OneCare, so you might want to try that out before ordering one from Amazon. Windows Live OneCare 2.0 software package will work on both Windows XP and Windows Vista operating system so no worries there. Windows Live OneCare 2.0 is out of stock right now but it will be still available to order and Windows Live OneCare 2.0 will be in stock on February 3 anyways. The shipping will be free of cost and will be taken care of my Amazon. Your Windows Live OneCare 2.0 package via Super Saver Shipping.