I haven’t seen this being mentioned anywhere so I thought I might as well post this
Since you’re using Vista I’m assuming you have at least a dual core processor or higher.
By default Vista will use only one core of your processor when booting. So why not let it use all of your 2 or 4 cores? It’s way easier than you might think!
Step One: Open msconfg
Solution to Windows Vista Validation update (KB929391) -
READ CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS-
This is for all you people, like me who were foolish enough to install the KB929391 Validation Update. After at least 3 hrs of hard work I have finally come up with a valid solution to this problem. The process is quite simple, yet confusing so read carefully.
1) Make a new Windows live account, and obtain a brand new RC1 beta key, once obtained write it down on a piece of paper. (The one you used to activate Vista Ultimate is useless now)
2) Reboot your computer into SAFE MODE
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Although Windows Vista is a great operating system with tons of great features and application, when it comes to gaming, its performance is still lagging behind Windows XP. One of the reasons is that most of the current games are not designed for Windows Vista which utilizes the new DirectX 10 technology. Another reason is that Windows Vista has a lot of activities running in the background that interferes with the gaming resources.
Below I have compiled 10 useful Windows Vista tips and tricks to help you improve your gaming performance.
1) Upgrade your hardware
This includes the RAM, CPU and graphics card. For gaming in Vista, make sure that you own a dual core CPU, 2 GB RAM and a DirectX 10 compliant graphics card.
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Part one tutorial
1st. download these 3 .dll files from this site. choose windows vista and if you have sp1 choose sp1 or choose sp0 for the default vista.
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SECTION 0 - PREREQUISITES
A complete image backup of your vista partition using Acronis True Image and the for recovery use the included recovery disc
Latest Drivers , microsoft updates , directX package, .NET Framework 3.5 Package etc
User running an account with Administrative Privelages
HOW TO CREATE A REG FILE
Ill be sharing many registry tweaks [ 
obvious ] , here , so if you dont know how to create a .REG file , here’s a quick guide
If you have some registry text like this :
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 Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\luafv] |
Create a New Text Document in Notepad or any other app u prefer ,
Paste the above text and save the file , make sure you have All Files option in the save file windows and save the file as filename.REG
Double Click the file and click Yes to import the reg file and install the tweak successfully 
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So Lets Begin the tweaking 
SECTION 1 - SPEED UP
Disable UAC
First of all lets start by disabling the UAC
First of all you need this utility called “Microangelo on display”
Download Link:
32-Bit OS:
| Code: |
| http://rapidshare.com/files/135961119/MOD6.rar |
64-Bit OS:
| Code: |
| http://rapidshare.com/files/135970319/MOD64bit.rar |
Password: wow
How to:
Install ‘Microangelo on Display’ and follow the steps below:
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What you need:
A windows vista OS…
Vista manager…
Lets get started…
Download vista manger from here…
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| http://rapidshare.com/files/115195144/Vista_manager.rar |
Once you have downloaded it, Extract too C drive, Open and install, You need a serial for vista manager, There is a keygen inside…
Once you have installed it and put the serail in, Open it…
Step 1
WINDOWS VISTA OPTIMIZATION THREAD
Hello,
This thread is dedicated to help you with Microsoft’s resource hungry Windows Vista. We all know it is a resource hog. Time to tweak 
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This thread is full of tips and downloadable tweaks that will help you, the Vista user, speed up & optimize your Vista up to 90%!
|-Advanced Manual Tweaking Option-|
1. Lose What You Don’t Need
2. Keep your drivers fresh
3. Hose Out the Background
4. Use ReadyBoost
5. Speed Up the Interface
6. Miscellaneous Hacks
7. Defrag Once in a While
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