Microsoft has quietly rolled out a preview release of the Microsoft PC Advisor to select members of the Windows Feedback Program. Microsoft PC Advisor will:
-Monitor your PC for problems and give you solutions in real-time to fix them.
-Keep your PC running smoothly with important software and driver updates
-Optimize your Windows experience with useful tips and tutorials
-Optimize your PC by monitoring and updating settings
To these points, the PC Advisor includes five main sections: PC Checkup, Toolbox, Offers, Tutorials, and Online Help.
Link: MaximumPC
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Mmm It seems it's only for vista right???
XP doesn't need some stupid tool like this running in the background. Why do you think they did it quietly?
Sounds like the same major PITA as UAC?
Optimize your Windows experience with useful tips and tutorials
XP doesn't need some stupid tool like this running in the background. Why do you think they did it quietly?
Sounds like the same major PITA as UAC?
Optimize your Windows experience with useful tips and tutorials
Except I've had to reinstall XP about 3-5 times on one computer since I've owned it. I've owned Vista 1 1/2 years and except for upgrading a hard drive from 60 gb to 160 gb. Haven't had to reinstall once. (3-5 is tiny, I should have reinstalled about 2-3 years ago, but ordered my OEM copy of edirectsoftware and a bit worried about reinstalling it considering edirect wasn't legit even though Microsoft said it was when I emailed them about it.) do'h....
Well that's rational...
Care to explain your reasons so they can be debunked, or are you just one of those who enjoys riding along on that trusty bandwagon?
Well that's rational...
Care to explain your reasons so they can be debunked, or are you just one of those who enjoys riding along on that trusty bandwagon?
I fixed the English issues in his original statement.
Now... So what you are saying is you have an old PC thats incapable of running Vista. Can you tell what it is like being ignorant? I hear it's bliss.
Last edited by ironsight2000 on 14 Oct 2008 - 19:29
Yes, you can:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Tweak/System-...C-Advisor.shtml
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