Vista Default Settings 1.0.C.2

When purchasing a computer from Hewlett-Packard (HP) with the Windows Vista operating system, customers receive a device that is preloaded with default settings chosen by the company.

The default settings of a HP computer with Vista can vary depending on the model and individual preferences. However, in general, customers can expect to find pre-installed software including Windows Mail, Windows Messenger and Internet Explorer. HP also offers its own software such as the HP Total Care Advisor which aims to help users maintain their device.

When it comes to security, Vista offers several features turned on by default. The User Account Control (UAC) is a pop-up window that prompts users when an installation or change requires administrator permission. Additionally, Windows Defender is an anti-spyware program that protects the device from potentially harmful programs.

Customers may choose to customize their device further by changing settings for display, sound and other user preferences. HP's website offers support and resources for users to modify device settings or troubleshoot problems.

• In summary, customers who purchase an HP computer with Vista can expect:
• 1. Pre-installed software including Windows applications and HP Total Care Advisor
  2. Default security features such as UAC and Windows Defender
  3. Possibilities for further customization through user preferences or HP support

the default settings provided by Hewlett-Packard can offer users with an easy and functional starting point for using their Vista device.