> 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 - 04 Sep 2008 18:39 GMT
>> 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
Ryan P - 04 Sep 2008 21:37 GMT
>> 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'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.
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Ralph - 05 Sep 2008 15:37 GMT
Yup- Performance Options -> select Adjust for best performance.
It turns off all the eye candy.
Control Panel -> Performance Information and Tools -> Adjust visual effects
>>> Right click on the desktop and select Personalization, then Window Color
>>> and Appearance. Click at the bottom "Open classic appearance properties
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> brand new HP DV6000 with a 2GHz AMD Turion.
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