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| VISTA 64 UKTIMATE | [VISTA] Profili Hardware Hi, I want to know if anyone know where is the "Hardware Profiles" section in Windows Vista (ultimate). In XP I used this section to test enabling/disabling windows services without modifing the "default" profile and I need it also in Vista. Anyone can help me? Thanks ciao, volevo sapere se avete idea di che fine abbiano fatto i famosi "Profili Hardware" di xp in Vista (Ultimate)... erano il modo pił comodo per crearsi ambienti con servizi personalizzati in base all'uso che si intendeva fare del pc (profilo Gioco/prestazioni/sicurezza.. ) nonchč un ottimo modo per riprendere il sistema dopo una errata gestione dei servizi.. Sapete in vista dove sono? Grazie |
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: [VISTA] Profili Hardware Hi Magnoicola, I believe you are referring to Device Manager. You can find it in the Control Panel by clicking on Classic View in the upper left corner and then click Device Manager. You might find this tutorial useful to. How to See the Hidden Devices in Device Manager in Vista Shawn |
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| Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: [VISTA] Profili Hardware Hi magonicola I'm afraid Hardware Profiles are no longer supported in Windows Vista |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: [VISTA] Profili Hardware Is there not some type of work-around? By profession I am a software engineer, I compose music as a hobby, and of course I play games. The software development tools I use install a myriad of services that I'd rather not have running while I'm using a processor-intensive audio sampler, or playing a game. Hardware profiles enabled me to effectively simulate three different machines. I susupect this kind of requirement is typical. Surely microsoft did not drop this feature without providing a replacement to satisfy the functional requirement. |
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