Tags
- 64-bit computing
- A
- Active Desktop
- Active directory
- Active Directory Rights Management Services
- ActiveX
- Address space layout randomization
- Ad Hoc
- Advanced Micro Devices
- Adware
- Anti-phishing software
- Antivirus software
- AOL
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- Apple Inc.
- Arbitrary code execution
- Ars Technica
- Assembly language
- Athlon
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- ATi Radeon R300 Series
- ATI Technologies
- Atomicity
- Australia
- Autocomplete
- Backdoor
- Background Intelligent Transfer Service
- Backup and Restore
- Benchmark
- Bill Gates
- BitLocker
- BitTorrent
- Blu-ray
- Booting
- Breadcrumb
- Buffer overflow
- CableCARD
- Cairo
- Calendar
- Calendaring software
- Canada
- CBS Interactive
- CD-ROM
- Celeron
- Central processing unit
- Channel 9
- Chess
- Christmas and holiday season
- ClickOnce
- CNET
- Code integrity
- Codename
- Common Language Runtime
- Compositing window manager
- Computer data storage
- Computer file
- Computerworld
- Condé Nast
- Consumer electronics
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- Coordinated Universal Time
- Criticism of Microsoft Windows
- Cryptlib
- CURSOR
- CVE
- Datamation
- Dell
- Denial-of-service attack
- Dennis Publishing
- Dependency hell
- Desktop metaphor
- Desktop search
- Desktop Window Manager
- Developed country
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- Development hell
- Device driver
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- Direct3D
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- DirectX
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- Disk Defragmenter
- Disk encryption
- Doc
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- Durón
- DVD
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- Ed Bott
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- Emerging markets
- Encrypting File System
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- Engadget
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- Evaluation Assurance Level
- EWeek
- ExFAT
- Explainable artificial intelligence
- Exploit
- ExtremeTech
- Fair Trade Commission
- Fair use
- Feature creep
- Features new to Windows 7
- Features new to Windows 8
- File Explorer
- First-sale doctrine
- Flash memory
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- Florida
- Forbes
- Forrester Research
- Free-rider problem
- Free Software Foundation
- Gain
- Galaxy Quest
- Games for Windows
- Gartner
- GeForce 6 series
- Geode
- Get a Mac
- Google Desktop
- Graphical user interface
- Graphics processing unit
- Greater Orlando
- Group Policy
- GUID Partition Table
- Handycam
- Hard disk drive
- Hardware abstraction
- HD DVD
- Hearts
- Hewlett-Packard
- High-definition television
- High-definition video
- Home network
- Hybrid drive
- Hybrid kernel
- IA-32
- IDG
- Ina Fried
- Incremental search
- Indexing Service
- Industrial
- Industrial park
- InformationWeek
- InfoWorld
- Intel Core 2
- Intel GMA
- International Data Corporation
- International Data Group
- Internationalized domain name
- International Standard Book Number
- Internet Explorer
- Internet Explorer 6
- Internet Explorer 7
- Internet Explorer 8
- Internet Information Services
- Internet Relay Chat
- IPv6
- Jacob Appelbaum
- Jim Allchin
- Kernel
- Keyboard shortcut
- Keystroke logging
- Large language model
- Largest
- Legal aspects of file sharing
- Lenovo
- Library
- Logical Disk Manager
- Luna
- Machine learning
- Mac OS X Tiger
- Magnifier
- Mahjong
- Malware
- Managed code
- Management features new to Windows Vista
- Mandatory Integrity Control
- Market segmentation
- Market share
- Mark Russinovich
- Mary Jo Foley
- Media Transfer Protocol
- Metadata
- Microarchitecture
- Microsoft
- Microsoft account
- Microsoft Active Accessibility
- Microsoft CryptoAPI
- Microsoft Developer Network
- Microsoft Management Console
- Microsoft Messenger service
- Microsoft Outlook
- Microsoft PixelSense
- Microsoft PowerToys
- Microsoft Product Activation
- Microsoft Security Essentials
- Microsoft TechNet
- Microsoft UI Automation
- Microsoft Windows
- Monopoly
- Motherboard
- Moving Picture Experts Group
- Mozilla Corporation
- MPEG-4
- MSN
- MSN Dial-up
- Multi-core processor
- Multilingual User Interface
- National Instruments
- NDISwrapper
- Neowin
- .NET Framework
- .NET Framework version history
- Network file system
- New
- New York Times
- New Zealand
- NTFS
- Nvidia
- Obfuscation
- OpenGL
- Open XML Paper Specification
- Operating system
- Opteron
- Optical disc authoring
- Optical disc drive
- Original equipment manufacturer
- Outlook Express
- Out-of-box experience
- Page cache
- Park
- Patch Tuesday
- Paul Thurrott
- PC World
- Pearson Education
- Peer-to-peer
- Pentium 4
- Pentium III
- Penton
- Personal computer
- Personal identification number
- Peter Gutmann
- Phishing
- Power management
- PowerShell
- Princeton University
- Privilege escalation
- Product Red
- Professional Developers Conference
- Programmer
- Proprietary software
- QuinStreet
- Raid
- Random-access memory
- Reboot
- Red-eye effect
- Red Ventures
- Remote Desktop Protocol
- Remote Desktop Services
- Remote Installation Services
- Ribbon
- Robert Scoble
- Rootkit
- RSS
- Sandbox
- SATA
- Screen tearing
- SCSI
- Search engine indexing
- Secure cryptoprocessor
- Security Identifier
- Sempron
- Server
- Server Message Block
- Service pack
- Seth Schoen
- Shader
- Shadow Copy
- Shared source
- Skin
- Slate
- Small and medium-sized enterprises
- Smart card
- Snipping Tool
- Softpedia
- Software developer
- Software license
- Software release life cycle
- Solitaire
- Source code
- Source lines of code
- South Korea
- Speech recognition
- Spider
- Spyware
- Start menu
- Still
- Superuser
- Super video graphics array
- Symantec
- System image
- System requirements
- Tab
- Tablet computer
- Taskbar
- TCP window scale option
- TechCrunch
- Technical features new to Windows Vista
- TechRepublic
- Text Services Framework
- The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria
- Theme
- The times
- The Wall Street Journal
- Top
- Touchscreen
- Transcription
- Trojan Horse
- Trusted Platform Module
- Trustworthy computing
- TV tuner card
- UBM plc
- Ultra-mobile PC
- Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
- United States dollar
- Unix
- USB
- USB flash drive
- Usenet newsgroup
- User Account Control
- User interface
- Vector graphics
- Via
- Virtual DOS machine
- Virtual machine
- VLC media player
- Volume
- Volume license key
- VPN
- Wallpaper
- Wayback Machine
- Web application
- Web service
- WHQL Testing
- Wi-Fi
- Wikipedia
- Window
- Windows
- Windows 1.0
- Windows 10 editions
- Windows 10 Mobile
- Windows 10 version history
- Windows 11
- Windows 2.0
- Windows 2000
- Windows 3.0
- Windows 3.1x
- Windows 7
- Windows 7 editions
- Windows 8
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 8 editions
- Windows 95
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- Windows 9x
- Windows Aero
- Windows API
- Windows CardSpace
- Windows Communication Foundation
- Windows Defender
- Windows Deployment Services
- Windows Desktop Gadgets
- Windows Display Driver Model
- Windows domain
- Windows DVD Maker
- Windows Embedded Automotive
- Windows Embedded CE 6.0
- Windows Embedded Compact
- Windows Error Reporting
- Windows Fax and Scan
- Windows Firewall
- Windows Forms
- Windows for Pen Computing
- Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs
- Windows Genuine Advantage
- Windows Imaging Format
- Windows Installer
- Windows IoT
- Windows Marketplace
- Windows ME
- Windows Media Center
- Windows Media Player
- Windows Meeting Space
- Windows Mobile
- Windows Mobility Center
- Windows Movie Maker
- Windows Nashville
- Windows NT
- Windows NT 3.1
- Windows NT 3.5
- Windows NT 3.51
- Windows NT 4.0
- Windows Phone
- Windows Phone 7
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- Windows Phone 8.1
- Windows Preinstallation Environment
- Windows Presentation Foundation
- Windows Registry
- Windows RT
- Windows Search
- Windows Server
- Windows Server 2003
- Windows Server 2008
- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Windows Server 2012
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- Windows server 2019
- Windows Server Essentials
- Windows Server Update Services
- Windows service
- Windows shell
- Windows Speech Recognition
- Windows Update
- Windows Virtual PC
- Windows Vista
- Windows Vista editions
- Windows Vista I/O technologies
- Windows Vista networking technologies
- Windows Workflow Foundation
- Windows XP
- Windows XP editions
- Windows XP Professional x64 Edition
- WinFS
- Winlogon
- Wired
- Workflow
- World Bank
- WoW64
- WS-Discovery
- X86-64
- Xbox 360
- Xbox 360 controller
- Xeon
- ZDNet
- Ziff Davis