Significantly improve windows performance and speed up computer by disabling Visual Effects

  

  There are many ways to speed up and improve your computer's performance, including disabling Visual Effects

    And set Processor Scheduling settings. This is one of the simpler settings to speed up performance

Windows, and it greatly speeds up your computer. This means that this will increase the performance of the computer

    Minimum on most computers. It'd be cool for people who have it

With an old graphics card in their systems, or a graphics card with very little memory.

Process for disabling Visual Effects in Windows XP, Windows 7 and Windows 8

Very similar. Second, it will make it look like Windows 2000. Even about changing settings. All fancy buttons, sliding menus, glossy shadows, icons, etc. will all disappear when visual effects are disabled. OK

If you really want to get fast performance inside windows then here's how to do it.

• How to disabling Visual Effects first way:-

1. Press the Win + R buttons to open the Run inbox.
2. Type in sysdm.cpl and click OK to open System Properties.
3. Go to the Advanced tab and click on Settings under Performance.
4. Inside the "Performance Options" window below "Visual Effects" you can choose Adjust for best performance and this option will disable Visual Effects.
5. Click on Ok then Apply to apply the changes.

    Note: Using this option will also affect the way fonts are displayed. If you want to keep fonts crisp and more readable, select the Custom option instead, and clear all settings, but leave Smooth Edges of screen fonts selected.

Once you have finished disabling Visual Effects, navigating Windows 10 on your machine won't be any faster

Not only, but the consumption of RAM and Processor will be reduced, thus you will be able to use programs faster.

At any time, you can revert the changes using the same instructions, but in step number 4, select the option Let Windows choose what’s best for my computer.

If you are not comfortable disabling Visual Effects, you can alternatively go to Settings> Easy of Access, and on the Other options page, turn off Play animations in Windows. However, Visual Effects disabling this option on your machine might seem a little faster, but there are still other effects, such as box shadows, content rendering while window dragging, and many other effects that will still be enabled and will be causing the computer to slow down resource consumption.

While we focus this article on users running Windows 10, Visual Effects has been around for years, which means you can also change system properties settings in previous versions.

Including Windows 8.1 and Windows 7.

That's all about disabling Visual Effects, and there's not much to explain. If you click on the Advanced tab, you'll see some additional Processor scheduling options that you just need

To be sure to set it correctly.

• Processor scheduling:-

If you use your computer in a business that needs high performance, for example, if your computer is running as a web server or using it as an FTP server or something like that, then you will need to specify the most important programs that have the first priority in using computer resources such as RAM or Processor, Within the Processor scheduling option, just make sure you have set the Programs option if you want to speed up program performance.