Filed under: Computer | Tags: automatic, blue, deactivate, disable, reboot, screen, Vista
Since it happened to me often in the past and i guess someone could need it too, i am now telling you how to disable the automatic reboot after a blue screen.
just click start > control panel > system > Advanced System Options (on the upper left side) > find the Startup and Recovery section (click the Settings button there) > then unpick the “Automatically Restart” option in the System failure section. and click ok.
I wish you great fun with your blue screen 
Filed under: Computer | Tags: +20db, boost, microphone, service pack, sp1, Vista, windows
Since so many people want to know how to enable it there is the way to enable the +20dB Microphone boost in Windows Vista.
Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Sound -> Recording -> Microphone -> Properties -> Custom -> Microphone +20dB Boost
thats it, now your Microphone will be very sensitive so maybe you should reduce the voice activation in the Voip programm of your choice. Have Fun!
Today i installed my Vista SP1 I dunno why it took so long, i guess because i have got a damn slow internet connection at the home I am living at. Just got about 1 Mbit down and 256kbit up, it just sucks i am also limited by a transfer volume which is about 6GB per month, what are 6GB in the year 2008 on the Internet? Nothing. But what i really wanted to tell ya if you install the SP 1 the “boost microphone by 20dB” checkbox is unchecked, even if you checked it before you did the update. I did not know why my Sennheiser Headset is not working till I noticed it.
