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CyberTron123
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"Adjust for best performance" setting

Hi everyone!

I wanna change the users "Adjust for best performance" setting. This isn't something you can set to the registry (i've tried but not got it to work on anything but a new user, this doesn't apply for old users! )

Does anyone have a program or know of a way to make this happen? My users are not computer friendly and therefor I can not ask them to go into controlpanel and click the buttons, I have to make it for them! I could perhaps have  a little program on their desktop that they should click on or put it in autostart but I cannot find such a program...any ideas?

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Linjo
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You should investigate AD Group Policys and how to apply these to the users/computers. This is not specific to VMware View so you should be able to find plenty of info on the subject on the intertubes.

// Linjo

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TomHowarth
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for XP and Vista use this registry key

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\VisualEffects\VisualFXSetting

Value

0 = Let Windows choose what's best for my computer.

1 = Adjust for best appearance.

2 = Adjust for best performance.

set the value to 2.

for Windows 7

[HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop]
;Show window contents while dragging (0=off 1=on)
"DragFullWindows"="1"
;Smooth edges of screen fonts (0=off 2=on)
"FontSmoothing"="2"
;Smooth scroll list boxes
;Slide open combo boxes
;Fade or slide menus into view
;Show shadows under mouse pointer
;Fade or slide tooltips into view
;Fade out menu items after clicking
;Show shadows under menus
;(All off = 90,12,01,80   All on = 9e,3e,05,80)
"UserPreferencesMask"=hex:9e,3e,05,80


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SDO1
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Hi,

just use regshot to see how your reg setting should be like, this setting is implemented ¤%#&¤&¤% in registry .. seems theres still some settings MS want to make hard to change i registry ..

./sdo

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