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Featured on Meta. New post summary designs on greatest hits now, everywhere else eventually. Linked 5. Sunday, June 24, PM. Hi, I think this is a good selection. Please use the windows Forum for it. Grant Ward, a. I have found, by experimenting, that if you create a DWORD entry directly off the VisualEffects key, with a value of 2, it sets the computer to best performance setting: Grant Ward, a. Hi, Thank you for the script, It is really checks the "Adjust for best performance" radio button and uncheck all options, but It is not take an effect.
I checked that in some machines. I tried also to reboot the machine in order to check if that helps, but it is not. Can you please help me solve the above problem, Regards, Bader. Monday, June 25, PM.
Yes, I also found that although the settings show as changed, the effect is not changed. I can't explain this. Hi, oh sorry, but is missunstood you. Although that's a useful link you gave. As you can see in the first post, the OP wants to change the visual effects.
It is strange that the registry mod that I suggested seems to work, and yet doesn't really. Hi, any upopdates? Thursday, June 28, AM. I've seen this suggestion posted on many sites, but it appears to be inaccurate. I used regshot to capture the registry changes when modifying this setting via the GUI, and there were modifications to the registry when I switched from letting Windows manage it, to selecting "adjust for best performance" It would be really great if there were an option to apply these settings with GPO, or powershell, or a commandline exe, but I've been unable to find anything like that.
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