Are you wondering if Microsoft has taken off the Relaibility Monitor from Windows 7 then hold on. Its the same old story, Microsoft loves to give you a bit of a run around by changing names or make it available elsewhere. Yes, it is available under Action Center as “View System history”.
This is a more of an information to workaround a system crash issue in Windows 7 Beta. In Windows 7 Beta your computer may fail to respond or crash when trying to run winsat.exe which is nothing but running “Rate and improve your computers performance” or changing multi-monitor configurations or during a DVD or Video playback.
Disk Write Caching is a feature which allows you to increase the performance of your Hard Disk. While this can improve performance, it comes attached with its own risk. If the system or disk loses power then there is every possibility that the data gets corrupted or lost in the event of a power failure. Depecnding upon the criticality of the data and the reliability of the power and power backups and UPS, enabling or disabling Disk Write Caching should be enabled or disabled.
Autologon in Windows 7 & Windows Server 2008 ( not recommended though on a server) as in any other version of Windows or even any other operating system allows a user to logon direct into his Windows desktop without having to enter the password. However, this can be possible for only one user on the and multiple user cannot have this feature enabled.
If you choose not to activate your evaluation license key at the time of installation, you can do so later on manually as follows: