How To Find Your Files Faster By Creating Search Folders

Find files faster by saving your most common searches. Here’s how:

1. Go to the Search Explorer in Windows Vista by clicking Start and then Search.

2. Design a search by typing your query in the search box. As you type, files from a variety of locations on your PC appear that match your text.

3. Once the search is completed, on the toolbar click Save Search.

4. In the File name box, type a name for the search, and then click Save. The search is saved in the Searches folders, which you can open by clicking the Searches link in the Navigation pane.

How To Speed Up Your Windows Vista Based PC’s Performance

Windows Vista features a new way to improve your PC’s performance: Windows Vista ReadyBoost. This feature lets you use flash memory on a universal serial bus (USB) 2.0 drive, Secure Digital (SD) Card, or Compact Flash to give you additional memory cache–memory that your PC can access more quickly than data on the hard drive. To take advantage of Windows ReadyBoost:

1. Insert a USB 2.0 memory drive with at least 512 MB of capacity.

2. When prompted, click "use this device to speed up my PC."

Source: Windows Vista Help and How-To

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