This post provide Windows Vista support to fix performance issue in windows Vista operating system. Performance issues that you may encounter on a Windows Vista based computer may include but are not limited to the following issues:
- Applications may take a long time to start, or applications may perform slower than expected.
- You may notice your computer has a consistently high hard disk usage or CPU usage.
- Sound and video may appear choppy.
- Performance decreases when you run certain applications or games.
- Applications may become unresponsive.
- Windows Aero may become disabled.
- Windows Vista may take a long time to shut down.
Before you start to troubleshoot any performance-related issue, it is important first to set correct expectations. If you installed Windows Vista on a computer that only meets the minimum hardware requirements, but the computer does not meet the recommended hardware requirements, you may be unable to make a noticeable improvement to the Windows Vista’s performance unless you upgrade the hardware on the computer, or you disable some features of Windows Vista. These features might include the search indexer or some visual effects.
For more Use the following
Install standard VGA compatible driver
system Requirment for Vista
Windows Vista Updates
Filed under: Computer Help, Operating System, Windows Vista
