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Pekka Numminen
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      4th Sep 2008
Is it possible, under Microsoft Vista Home Premium, to disable all the
unnecessary animations, colour schemes and other things that slow down
the system? If so, how?
 
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Pekka Numminen
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      4th Sep 2008

> Right click on the desktop and select Personalization, then Window Color
> and Appearance. Click at the bottom "Open classic appearance properties
> for more color options", then select Windows Vista Basic


What if I want to simplify the graphics even more?
 
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Gordon
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      4th Sep 2008
"Pekka Numminen" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> Right click on the desktop and select Personalization, then Window Color
>> and Appearance. Click at the bottom "Open classic appearance properties
>> for more color options", then select Windows Vista Basic

>
> What if I want to simplify the graphics even more?



Right-click on Computer, select properties. Click on Advanced System
settings in the L/H pane. Click on Settings under "performance". There you
can turn off ALL graphic functions...

HTH

 
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Ralph
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      5th Sep 2008
Yup- Performance Options -> select Adjust for best performance.
It turns off all the eye candy.

Control Panel -> Performance Information and Tools -> Adjust visual effects

"Ryan P" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Pekka Numminen wrote:
>>> Right click on the desktop and select Personalization, then Window Color
>>> and Appearance. Click at the bottom "Open classic appearance properties
>>> for more color options", then select Windows Vista Basic

>>
>> What if I want to simplify the graphics even more?

> .
> .
> Gordon's solution (RC My Computer, Properties, Advanced System Settings,
> Performance) is the best solution for getting rid of the Vista eye candy.
>
> If you set for "adjust for best performance" you will have the visual
> experience of Windows 2000.
>
> I had to do this in order to view DIVX files and DVD's smoothly on my
> brand new HP DV6000 with a 2GHz AMD Turion.
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **


 
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