About VISTA System sincerely!! ）

Your laptop can be loaded with Windows Vista, but even a 2G RAM system isn't very fast! This is caused above all by some ills of the system itself! Therefore, it is recommended that if you are not in a hurry to experience, it is better not to upgrade Vista yet, after all, he is still a very young operating system.

Or you can install a dual system! Let Vista be an assistance system!

Absolutely, no problem, it's better to go up to 2g.

But 1G is no longer a problem.

Yes. My 1G RAM, integrated graphics card can run very smoothly, not as bad as others say.

It is not recommended to install a dual system, especially if it is installed in the same drive letter. It's not cost-effective to get another drive letter to install. The Vista system is still young.

I don't know what you're supposed to do in the first place. However, from the perspective of the game and the work, the XP system is a little better. First, don't eat memory; Second, compatibility is a little better.

There is also a digression.,RecentlyNV's 8400-level graphics card (that is, your one),There are also some 8600 graphics card derivative models,It was found that there is a problem with the expansion rate of the graphics card material.,Causing the graphics card to hang up easily.,Check it on the Internet.。

Yes. There are several versions of Vista, which one do you want to install? Genuine or D?

After the Vista system is installed, it will take 14 G, that is, you must set aside at least 20 G for the Vista system on the C disk of your computer.

Change XP, you know! Nowadays, big companies don't use Vista, and the most serious thing is that Vista eats too much memory! As soon as it is turned on, it stands at about 700MB and the compatibility is not very good!

It's better to switch to Windows XP

This can be used systematically until 2014.

The effect will surely make you regret it!

As an administrator, run cmd in the start menu, enter sfc scannow in the dos window to let the system detect it, then type netsh winsock reset, and then restart the computer.

After restarting, a 360 prompt will pop up in the lower right corner, and you need to select "Allow".

I've also had this happen to run the 'netsh winsock reset catalog' command in safe mode and then run''Find the system event notification service and set it to automatic.

If that doesn't work, you'll have to restore the system or reinstall it.

Jinshan seems to be able to solve these problems, I recommend going to Jinshan** to have a look.

As long as the IE6 with the 360 guard can't be opened, it's good after uninstalling.

Event notification service system.

I'll help you translate it, and read it for yourself.

You can go to the Jinshan community and ask.

Now there are only 2 BB systems, one pink and one black, and I'm also Vista incompatible, so I can't use it.

Eh, boot up, you press F8 to enter safe mode, try it, you don't have a backup, how to restore it, aren't you embarrassed, needless to say, you definitely don't use the backup tool that comes with Windows, enter safe mode, see if you can fix it, you can try to fix it with the emergency repair tool of Digital Guard.

You can turn on the computer in safe mode, I don't know what brand of computer you are using, if it's Lenovo, he has a one-click restore, just press it on the keyboard ,,, shutdown state. For everything else, just use Backup & Restore in the Control Panel.

Our computer is also this system, it may be that the independent display is broken, it doesn't matter if you don't play games, it's good to redo a system, and this system is not easy to use, it is recommended to change to XP or 7

Try to boot and press F11 Generally, this is the restore key, see if the manufacturer sent any installation disk or boot disk or something.

It's just to feed it to death , the operating system that occupies the system very much and the compatibility is extremely poor, and the interface is gorgeous and imitates Apple's operating system interface.

Why are you still using Vista? I used to use that system and almost crashed. Vista has a lot of compatibility slip issues. And IE doesn't have to be up to date. Maybe the new one is not as stable as the previous IE.

It is recommended to change to win7....Far more than Vista in every way....

First determine if it's a mouse problem, if not, then IE9 is a little bit of a problem.

Solution: Tools - Options - Security, enable safe mode below, and remove the checkmark in front of you.

If you're still having trouble, try removing a few of the add-ins.

IE9 A lot of people have this problem, you try this, in"The Control Panel --- user account --- change user account control settings"It's normal to turn off the UAC inside, ok?

It would be nice to change the theme back.

Right-click on the taskbar Properties---Start Menu tab--> select Start Menu Click Customize --> Select Use default settings OK.

Try to see if it's back again.