
That doesn't mean we need every bell and whistle though, and I've found its best to remove some of Aero's effects.
To get to this page, right click Computer, click Properties, Advanced System Settings and the top Settings button, under performance. Select "adjust for best performance", then put a couple of things back on. I would suggest ticking the boxes in this picture (taken from Windows 7 Beta) - "Enable Desktop Composition" and "Use visual styles on windows and buttons" are essential as disabling these would turn off Aero. The rest are personal preference, the ones I have on here make little difference to the speed of Windows but make things more readable and useful.
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