The improvements in the Vista system are no less significant than the luxurious progress of Windows XP when Windows 2000 was released. Therefore, many configuration methods have undergone substantial changes, with the configuration style increasingly leaning towards the previous MMC method. As a result, although functions are now more integrated, sometimes adjusting a small setting is less convenient than before. For example, even a simple method to adjust the sound card mixer settings in Vista involves more than a dozen operational steps.