It’s finally out. As expected, many embraced the new Microsoft OS as if it’s a necessity or a cure-all for their computing dilemmas.

I must admit that I’m one of those who rushed to the computer store to get a copy of Windows Vista. My friends told me that the installation process was surprisingly fast and uncomplicated. I wasn’t surprised at their observation, though. I thought that the guys who developed it had all the time (five years) to simplify it.

Many are harboring the misconception that the potential problems of the OS lie in its installation. They missed the truth by a mile. The real problem lies after the installation. If you’re system doesn’t have enough memory or if your hard drive is not that big or fast enough, then you’re in for a very frustrating experience.

Make sure that you’ve checked the minimum requirements indicated in the package. Don’t be too complacent though if your PC happens to meet the minimum standards of the new OS.

No amount of hard disk space or RAM could save you from a laggard performance if your registry is clogged or if the files in your primary storage device are scattered or placed in a very disorderly manner. Optimize your system before and after installation to ensure that Vista would be a very pleasant experience for you.

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