Just Figure Out Which Vista Edition Are You Useing

To find out which edition of Windows Vista is running on your computer, do the following:

	• Open Welcome Center by clicking the Start button , clicking Control Panel, clicking System and Maintenance, and then clicking Welcome Center.

The edition of Windows Vista you are running is displayed with your computer details near the top of the window.

Windows Vista Home Basic

Windows Vista Home Basic is the edition of Windows for basic home computing needs. If you only want to use your PC for tasks like browsing the Internet, using e-mail, or viewing photos, then Windows Vista Home Basic may be the right edition for you. While it won't provide as many benefits as Windows Vista Home Premium, it will help you use your PC more easily and more safely than you could with Windows XP.

The first thing you'll notice about Windows Vista Home Basic is how easy it is to find the programs and files you're looking for. The instant desktop search feature looks across all of your documents, e-mails, photos, and other files, organizing the results in the way that you want to view them. When coupled with the built-in web search of Windows Internet Explorer 7 in Windows Vista, you'll spend less time looking for the things that you need and more time on the activities that you care about.

With automatic defenses against malicious software and fraudulent websites, Windows Vista Home Basic enables you and your family to use your computer with greater confidence. Plus, parents can use built-in controls to help ensure their children's computer use is protected and appropriate.

Windows Vista Home Basic makes it easier than ever to set up your new PC, with features that easily transfer all of your data and settings from your old PC to your new one. What's more, you can have peace of mind for years to come with technology that keeps your system running quickly and reliably over time.

Simply put, Windows Vista Home Basic provides you with just the essentials you need for home computing.

Note: If your system features a 64-bit processor, you can take advantage of its advanced design in this edition of Windows Vista

If you have any other questions about Windows Vista Home Basic, please be sure to visit support @ Computer Support

Windows Vista a Review

Hi..

We are going to talk about windows vista edition all together in the consecutive posts but before that i think why not just we brush up some facts on Windows Vista.

So here is a Windows Vista Review for all those who want to get along with.

Catch you all on my next post regarding various vista edition

About the Blog

Hello and welcome to the new Windows Vista Edition Blog, the source for information, insight, and updates about Windows Vista Edition.

We thought now was the right time to open the door and start a conversation with the Web community about what's happening with the Vista and what are the offerings for the computer users from microsoft windows vista in their various editions available in the market and if any release update is their for the editions.

We intend to use this blog to:

- Provide authentic messages about Microsoft Windows Vista and if any form of query's from our volunteer community.
- Highlight enhancements, both current and future.

Additionally we want to hear from you.

What do you think about Microsoft Windows Vista Edition? Why do you use it or what edge do u find to use them on others? Is there something you would like to see fixed? When you've been around as long as we have, some people are bound to have great things to say, while others might have a few choice words based on their personal experience. Either way, we want to hear it :)

We plan on posting every week so grab the opportunity for being updated about latest in the Microsoft Windows Vista world.