Windows Vista has several desktop styles with different visual effects and hardware requirements, ranging from the resource-intensive Aero style to the simpler Classic style.
The file system organizes data into files and directories (also called folders). Files contain data and have extensions like .txt, while directories organize files into groups. Shortcuts provide quick access to files by linking to them from other locations.
File servers allow accessing and sharing files over a network by providing file storage on a centralized computer that other computers can access through mapped network drives.