How to boost windows performance by changing appearance

How To Boost your PC by changing appearance in Windows 

While using Windows 7 and above, some machines are not able to run OS smoothly. They lags mostly in the field of appearance, graphics. Eg- Using good appearance themes, Windows Aero, etc.
The concentration of the processor gets divided in the appearances and it consumes a part of RAM also.
Even when it comes to gaming, the machine does not provide proper processor speed to the application which results in unsatisfied gaming experiences.
But when we choose an ordinary theme and does not have any good appearances then it works in a better way.
Although, we also want a fine appearance for windows, 

So here is some of the ways to boost up your PC performance-

1. From the appearances and personalization menu in control panel choose the Windows Basic theme.

    It will give an above average looks to the OS.

   Using Windows Classic theme will give better performance. You can go for it if looks doesn't matters        much for you.

2. Turn off the Windows sounds.

3. Set a low quality desktop background.
    Or you can remove it. It will give better performance.

4. Use the recommended screen resolution only. Using this will do good bonding of hardware(monitor) and the software(OS).
    For eg-

   

5. From the system properties, choose Advance System Settings option.

  

  Go to Advanced tab - Settings in performance menu.

In the Visual Effects of Performance options, choose the following options for enhanced performance as well as for looks.

You can uncheck the following checked options. By doing that you will have better performance but not the appropriate looks.
Checking these options will give the fullest of looks with the great performance.
If you will be using Windows Classic theme, then go for 'Adjust for best performance option'.



All these changes will give a decent looks to the Windows with the improved performance so that you can enjoy Windows 7 on lower configured machines.

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