I had windows xp on c: and my docs in d:
I intalled vista on c: and now i can not acces my documents on d: becuase I
have them encrypted with my old windows xp.
Now, when i try to load the old windows xp, it hangs up in the boot process.

I've read on the web that keywords have been dropped from Vista. Is this true?
I notice however they are featured here, where it talks about tagging files
with keywords.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/features/foreveryone/searchorg.mspx#more

So, I wanted to try the new build-in mobile device center in Vista beta 2
today.
And, marvelous, all goes well to a certain level, my pocket PC is installed
like that out of the box and the mobile center is opening with no problem,

Is there an easy way (like in XP) to find all files over a certain size?
I've spent an hour trying to do it and no luck.
This should be much more intuitive and easy.
Seems like we're regressing.

Is there an easy way (like in XP) to find all files over a certain size?
I've spent an hour trying to do it, and no luck.
This should be much more intuitive and easy than this.
Seems like we're going backward.

I can't change folder names but I can change file names.  Any ideas?  I have
beta 2 build 5384.

In vista they destroyed every logic behind the file tree structure...
The complaints from the users will come in like a wave of gigantic
purporttions if
you do not at least add an option to revert back the the familiar "tree" of