Vista is very different than Windiws 2000

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Howard Kaikow

Purchased a notebook yesterday that has Vista Home Premium pre-installed

1. Was not able get the time zone value to stick during setup,
Had to reset after set up.

2. I successfully connected to the internet via dial-up, but I then changed
the settings to not automatically dial. Now I cannot find the equivalent of
"Network and dial-up connections".
I want to create a shortcut on the desktop or a toolbar for each connection.
How does one do this?

3. I have 2 desktop.ini icons on the desktop. Likely, because I told Vista
to not hide any files.

4. How does find the equivalent of Windows Explorer?

5. Ditto for My Documents and My Computer.
 
For internet connections Start>Network>Network and Sharing

For Windows Explorer>Start>Programs>Accessories>Windows Explorer>the usual
right-click>send to desktop for a shortcut!

Once W.E. open> Organise> Layout>Menu Bar

You find Documents and Computer in the Start Menu!
And there is no more "My"
 
Nonny said:
It's in there.
Click to expand...

All I see are

Internet
E-Mail
WElcome Center
Windows Media Player
Windows Live Messenger Download
Windows DVD Maker
Windows Calendar
Windows Meeting Space
Notepad
All Programs

And in the next column

Documents
Pictures
Music
Games
REcent Items
Computer
Network
Connect to
Control Panel
Default Programs
Help and Support
 
Click on All Programs> Accessories>Windows Explorer!!!!

Windows Explorer is a Program!
 
Mick Murphy said:
Click on All Programs> Accessories>Windows Explorer!!!!

Windows Explorer is a Program!
Click to expand...


I found it.

I had to hold down the left button while I dragged the scroll bar.

I do not like the Touchpad, I'm gonna buy a mouse.
 
Hey Nonny; we get them all here!
Is there a big sign I have missed: "Vista General Loony Bin Newsgroup"

And after we help them, no thank you from them; they still whinge!!
 
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