Probably you have figured that out before. But i decided to write this because i had to fix this on one of my friend’s computer. Time is changing!! If your country is in Daylight saving time Area it’s time to change your time. To change the computer’s date, time and time zone including Daylight Savings (DST) in Windows Vista, follow this steps.

First step : At first click on the clock in the taskbar’s bottom-right corner.You will see a calendar and clock appeared in a small window.
Second step : Choosing Date and Time settings you will see The Date and Time dialog box.

Third step : Choose Change Time Zone, enter your current time zone in the Time Zone from the menu, and click OK twice. And you are done with changing time zone.

To change time and date you have to click on change date and time Button then setup your time and date. I added a screen shot of Date and Time window. By the way you can even go to start menu > control panel > Date And time  to find the  time and date Box. Have fun and don’t foreget to change your time at November 2 ( sunday) 2AM.

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If Windows Vista is not starting on your pc, there are  many tools you can use to fix the problem. There is a nice tool  called WinRE (Windows Repair Environment… including Startup repair. [Startup Repair is a tool that automates diagnostic and repair tasks of unbootable Windows Vista installations] ). Windows Error Recovery starts and runs automatically upon boot, startup Repair can be launched as a manual recovery tool from a DVD, (Start WinRE by booting to Vista OS Backup Media DVD)
Startup Repair will try to repair computers that are unbootable because of the following reasons:
• Registry corruption
• Missing or damaged system and driver files
• Disk metadata corruption (MBR, partition table, and boot sector)
• File system metadata corruption
• Installation of problematic or incompatible drivers
• Installation of incompatible Windows service packs and patches
• Corrupt boot configuration data
• Bad memory and hard disk hardware (detection only)
When starting from a CD/DVD or the F8 (Advanced Boot Options – Repair your computer) you can manually launch Startup Repair and other recovery tools.
Lets say you have NTOSKRNL.exe is missing or corrupt flagged.
1. Start Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).
2. During Startup Repair, at the Do you want to restore your computer using System Restore? message, click Cancel.
3. Computer restarts, Startup Repair runs again for a total of three times.
4. At the Startup Repair cannot repair this computer automatically screen, click Don’t send.
5. In Windows cannot repair the computer automatically screen, click View advanced options for system recovery and support.
6. At System Recovery Options, click Command Prompt.
7. At the Command Prompt, type C:, and press ENTER.

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If u have low Ram On vista u don’t have to upgrade your ram.U can Use Your pen drive as a ram.

In order to activate the ReadyBoost technology on your FlashDrive or Memory Cards, you have to follow these steps…

1. Open My Computer.
2. Right Click on the Removable Disk Drive and select Properties.
3. Click on ReadyBoost Tab.
4. Enable the feature by selecting the option and allocate the amount of space you want to use as memory.
Things to be noted….
1. Regardless of the fact that you use Readyboost or not, you need at least 512 Mb of memory to run Windows Vista decently.
2. If your device is not giving the option of ReadyBoost then it means that it doesn’t clear up the minimum data trasfer rate required by ReadBoost technology.

Here is a video tutorial for Windows Vista Readyboost:

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