You can increase Windows XP's system performance by disabling different visual effects, such as: fade or slide menus, visual effects on buttons, slide open boxes, etc..
* Right-click on My Computer, and select Properties.
* Click the Advanced tab.
* In the Performance section, press the Settings button.
From here you can adjust the performance by turning on and off individual visual effects, or by using pre-defined configurations by selecting one of the radio buttons.
* Right-click on My Computer, and select Properties.
* Click the Advanced tab.
* In the Performance section, press the Settings button.
From here you can adjust the performance by turning on and off individual visual effects, or by using pre-defined configurations by selecting one of the radio buttons.
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