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If the "COM Surrogate has encountered an error" message is driving you crazy, then you should really read this article.
A roundup of all the articles that tweak the appearance of Windows Vista.
If you've looked in Task Manager and wondered what on earth the jusched.exe process is and if you can turn it off, then you are in luck.
The question I am asked most often is "How do I install a dual-boot with Windows XP on my new Windows Vista computer?" The answer is that it's not that difficult, it's just very time consuming.
Most of the utilities that you used to mount an ISO image in Windows XP don't work in Windows Vista... how annoying is that?
You are no doubt reading this article because you are frustrated with the ctfmon.exe process that just won't stop opening no matter what you do. You remove it from the startup items and it just magically reappears. So what is it?
Disable User Account Control from Control Panel easily.
Did you know you can legally extend a trial version of Windows Vista to 120 days?
The User Account Control in Windows Vista has an annoying flashing black screen before the prompt comes up, but you can disable it if you want.
With its compact size, low price and FrontRow, the Mac Mini is the perfect computer to plug into your TV and watch some of those "archived" Lost episodes.
You can use a different wallpaper on each desktop in Windows XP with this simple trick.
Disable the gigantic shortcut icon arrows in Windows Vista.
In the second part of the series on using the Mac Mini as a media server, learn how to support alternate video formats.
So you want to choose a different default OS for your dual-boot Vista/XP setup?
You can change the boot logo on Windows Vista using a small utility.
It's good to understand the compatibility mode options in Windows Vista, especially when running older applications.
You can get tooltip previews in Windows XP very similar to the Windows Vista ones.
Every Geek uses Gmail... it's pretty much required. And now you can set Gmail as the default client in Ubuntu without any extra software.
It's good to understand the compatibility mode options in Windows Vista, especially when running older applications.
OS X Expose Clones are all the rage these days, here's one called MyExpose.