TweakVista is an enhancement application that helps users configure Windows Vista to meet their personal needs. The program has been designed to allow both casual, non-technical users to safely use it as well as contain a host of advanced features for power users to dig into the internals of Windows Vista.

TweakVista is available as a free trial and can be registered for $19.95. The registered version adds additional features such as profile management, assessment reports, UAC configuration, and more. Users can also get the registered version as part of Object Desktop, Stardock's complete suite of desktop enhancement utilities.

View: TweakVista HomePage
Screenshot: TweakVista Welcome screen
Download: TweakVista Trial

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News source: Stardock

Um... No thank you.

StarDock, Is Still on the Top of My Shit List.

...and mine too

*edit* It still amazes me how these companies try and make money from bundling registry tweaks around a GUI!

Mental.

The usual reason, because people will buy it.

Not all of these progs are bad JerMar's Tweaki was great back in the 2k/XP days, but they haven't had an update in forever.

The thing that kills me is when they make a bloated tweaking program with all the fancy eyecandy crap, and then pretend it's going to help streamline a damn thing.

Show me something that can be run from a ThumbDrive, and that doesn't require an install, a bunch of runtime crap, and 300MB of harddrive space ... and I'll buy it.

...But that'll never happen, unless I write the SOB myself.

*Sigh*

me three and fuck them. they are pretty much trying to ripoff people that are not too good with computers to understand that their bundling programs are pretty much like a hooker with a shit load of STDs. If you want to screw your shit up, go ahead, but I am not touching that even with a 60ft pole.

...but I don't want to flame ya, so I'll say thanks for the info, because I'm sure you meant good

me too, i hate there applications, they keep mention about enhance the performance of there products but they still slow the system and cause a lot of problem, but personally i have one exception which is Stardock i like it and i use it most of time.