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For those of you who use Microsoft Windows, the thought of upgrading to Windows Vista can be a scary thought. Some of the more common PC issues that can occur on a daily basis for Windows Vista users include -

• Problems with connectivity and performance can occur when connecting to a wireless access point.
• New User Account Control functionality prompts the user for authentication from third party programs outside of Microsoft’s requirements, which can become very annoying.
• Lack of sufficient hardware on a PC will make it difficult to run advanced features including the new Aero interface.
• The new features of the operating system drain the battery quicker than Windows XP.
• Issues with compatibility in existing third party vendor software.

Most of these problems that occur on a daily basis seem to happen at the most inopportune times. Connectivity issues and battery life seem to crop up the most for users as the biggest annoyance. Most mobile users need to have a sufficient battery in order to power the operating system. Carrying along a battery pack can help, but having access to plug into an outlet may be limited to some users. Even more frustrating for mobile users is the connectivity and performance issues with the new operating system. These issues seem to crop up when you need to quickly access email or the internet.


When users experience some of these more common PC issues when using Windows Vista, they can contact the customer service department offered by the Windows Vista team. There is a Windows Vista Solution Center available that includes references to top issues, error messages, how to install and upgrade, security, and much more. This feature can be used for some of the more common issues that are experienced when using Windows Vista. For the more complex and less common issues, Microsoft offers additional support from the customer service department by email, phone, and online.

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