These are just a few pointers on making your system appear faster. Depending on the
hardware you’re using when you install Vista, you will see varying degrees of speed.
Here are a few ideas to speed things up.
Go into your Advanced System Settings. (Right-click the Computer icon in the Start
menu and select Properties. Then click the Advanced Computer Settings link to open the
System Properties dialog box.) On the Advanced tab, under Performance, click Settings.
The Visual Effects tab opens (see Figure 1.3). From here, you can easily click to have
Vista turn all settings on or off for best Performance or best Appearance. Or you can cus-
tomize this yourself by choosing to disable certain options.
Making adjustments to your Visual Effects can improve your Vista experience.
hardware you’re using when you install Vista, you will see varying degrees of speed.
Here are a few ideas to speed things up.
Go into your Advanced System Settings. (Right-click the Computer icon in the Start
menu and select Properties. Then click the Advanced Computer Settings link to open the
System Properties dialog box.) On the Advanced tab, under Performance, click Settings.
The Visual Effects tab opens (see Figure 1.3). From here, you can easily click to have
Vista turn all settings on or off for best Performance or best Appearance. Or you can cus-
tomize this yourself by choosing to disable certain options.
Making adjustments to your Visual Effects can improve your Vista experience.
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