Apple have gone to great lengths to make installing Microsoft Windows XP or Vista onto their hardware as easy as possible, and really it’s a win-win situation (except perhaps for “designer” PC hardware manufacturers).
Simply load up the Boot Camp assistant and follow the instructions here, it’s that easy.
The only little hiccoughs I have encountered are:
You [...]

In Japan you can get toilet paper printed with the key benefits of Vista SP1, purportedly a promotional item.
Ahhh sweet, sweet schadenfreude!
Via: Engadget

Once upon a time, not so long ago, I was a Microsoftie. I beta tested the latest software, I framed my MCSE with pride, I knew Active Directory back-to-front and could tell you the registry path to pretty much an key you needed.
When Windows XP was released, I can honestly say it was the most [...]

Keep proper tabs on what is loading on Windows boot-up with AutoRuns from SysInternals.
Far more comprehensive than msconfig, AutoRuns “has the most comprehensive knowledge of auto-starting locations of any startup monitor” this is one of those “must-have” tools for the WinGeek.
It’s a freebie so why not try it yourself and you’ll see just why your [...]

My other half was banging his head against this error last night, after having to replace a SATA HDD in his brand-new Dell XPS:
“Windows Complete PC Restore operation failed. Error details: There are too few disks on this computer or one or more of the disks is too small. Add or change disks so [...]