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A good friend of mine, Kristan Kenney, has posted a guide on installing Windows Vista 64-bit Edition. The guide covers everything from driver installation to codecs to optimum performance of the operating system. It's a thorough reference if you're just starting out on 64-bit Windows, as I will be soon.
It's finals week, and my main box - the machine I live by - has decided not to work anymore. I've narrowed down the hardware failure to my ECS 848P-A motherboard, a Fry's-bundled motherboard that I got when I bought my 3.4GHz "Prescott" Pentium 4 H-T, one of the best chips in its class at the time.
Since the sort of motherboard I require with my current hardware is kind of rare, and since the computer was starting to show its signs of age, I went ahead and did a full upgrade.
I'm registered for WinHEC 2007, and I''ll try to make it a point to hit up the keynote speech and first two days of the conference. I will also try to do some blogging from the conference (if I ever finish this design), and will try to meet up with contacts online at the conference.
With this post, the personal section is now online.
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