Windows Vista Security: Praxisorientierte Sicherheit für Profis

Troubleshooting Windows Vista Programs and Features

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4. When Movie Maker starts, click Tools, and then click Options.

5. On the Compatibility tab in the Options dialog box, clear the checkboxes of any

third-party video filters that are not required, and then click OK.

Changing Disc Close on Eject Settings

In Windows Vista, closing a disc session lets you use it in another computer or

device. If you don’t want Windows Vista to automatically close sessions, follow

these steps:

1. Click Start and then click Computer.

2. Right-click the writable DVD drive, and then click Properties.

3. In the Properties dialog box, click the Recording tab, and then click Global

Settings.

4. Clear the “Automatically close the current UDF session when the disc is ejected”

checkbox and then click OK twice.

Removing Disk Partitions During Installation

During installation, you may be unable to select the hard disk you want to use. This

issue can occur if the hard disk partition contains an invalid byte offset value. To

resolve this issue, you’ll need to remove the partitions on the hard disk (which

destroys all associated data) and then create the necessary partition using the

advanced options in the Setup program. During installation on the “Where do you

want to install Windows?” page, you can remove unrecognized hard disk partitions

by following these steps:

1. Press Shift-F10 to start a command prompt.

2. At the command prompt, type

diskpart.

3. To view a list of disks on the computer, type

list disk.

4. Select a disk by typing select

disk DiskNumber where DiskNumber is the number of

the disk you want to work with.

5. To permanently remove the partitions on the selected disk, type

clean.

6. When the cleaning process finishes, type

exit to exit the DiskPart tool.

7. Type

exit to exit the command prompt.

8. Restart the computer, and then start the Windows Vista installation.