If you are a performance freak and need the best possible performance out of
Windows 7 at any expense, then you are still in luck. Windows 7 still has the
old Windows 2000 classic look built into the operating system. Enabling the old
classic look will take you back in time and make your Windows 7 PC feel like
Windows 2000 with most of the benefits of Windows 7, as shown in Figure 14-10.
Reverting back to the classic look will also free RAM and extra work for your
CPU, resulting in the best possible user interface experience.
If you are willing to sacrifice all of Windows 7’s great looks for performance,
step into the time machine:
1. Right-click the desktop and select Personalize from the menu.
2. Scroll down to the Basic and High Contrast Themes section.
3. Click the second theme in the section called Windows Classic. In a few
seconds the basic theme will be applied.
4. Close the Personalization window.
Welcome back to 1999. Make sure you are ready for Y2K.
Windows 7 at any expense, then you are still in luck. Windows 7 still has the
old Windows 2000 classic look built into the operating system. Enabling the old
classic look will take you back in time and make your Windows 7 PC feel like
Windows 2000 with most of the benefits of Windows 7, as shown in Figure 14-10.
Reverting back to the classic look will also free RAM and extra work for your
CPU, resulting in the best possible user interface experience.
If you are willing to sacrifice all of Windows 7’s great looks for performance,
step into the time machine:
1. Right-click the desktop and select Personalize from the menu.
2. Scroll down to the Basic and High Contrast Themes section.
3. Click the second theme in the section called Windows Classic. In a few
seconds the basic theme will be applied.
4. Close the Personalization window.
Welcome back to 1999. Make sure you are ready for Y2K.
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