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    How to Disable the Windows Sidebar in Vista

     Dec 25th, 2008 2:02:13 am - Subscribe
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    A simple, How to Disable the Windows Sidebar in Vista. This is extremely easy and can be done in the matter of seconds

    How to Disable the Windows Sidebar in Vista

    1. Go to Start
    2. Control Panel
    3. Appearances and Personalization
    4. Windows Sidebar Properties
    5. Uncheck Start Sidebar when Windows starts.
    6. Click ok
    7. Close the Control Panel


    Easy enough huh? The thing with the transition from Windows XP to Windows Vista is the inability to find what you are looking for. That is what usually drives people up the wall.

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