16) PC Name: (Image 4.1)Here is where we can name the system for networking purposes. By default, it uses the account name entered in the previous step and adds "-PC" to it. We can also select a background for the desktop. After making your selection, select the Next button. |
17) Updates: (Image 4.2)Here we can configure Windows Update with several options. I suggest "Use recommended options" or the top option for most PC users. |
18) Time Settings: (Image 4.3)Here is where you can set the time and daylight savings time options. After configuring your time zone, clock settings and date, select the Next button. |
19) Network Configuration: (Image 4.4)Vista now asks our network configuration by asking "Home, Work or Public Place." Descriptions are expanded on screen so I will no go into them here. Make your selection to continue to the next screen. |
20) Thanks!: (Image 4.5)On this screen, we are thanked by Bill G. for installing Windows Vista. After you are done being thanked, select the Next button. |
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Windows Service Configurations!
Includes explanations of each service and advice on which services you can safely disable.