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If you own an older computer or are simply running software that requires high graphics and system resources, you can improve your computer’s performance by limiting the Hardware Acceleration feature. hardware acceleration) or disable the feature entirely. This option may not be available on newer computers, but is likely to work on older computers.
For Windows 7 and 8
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Open the Start menu and click Contrp Panel.
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Click “Personalization”.
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Click “Display Settings”.
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Search and click “Advanced Settings”.
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Click the card . Troubleshooting .
- If you don’t see the Troubleshooting tab, it means that your graphics card driver does not support this Windows feature. Updating drivers can help add functionality back, but you’ll likely need to customize the settings using your graphics card’s Contrp Panel.
- You can access the Nvidia or AMD Contrp Panel by right-clicking on your desktop and selecting that section of the menu.
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Click Change Settings .
- If the Change Settings button is grayed out, the graphics card driver does not support this Windows feature. Updating the driver will probably add that feature, but you’ll need to change the setting through your graphics card’s Contrp Panel.
- You can access the Nvidia or AMD Contrp Panel by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting it from the menu.
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Adjust the Hardware Acceleration setting as desired. Scroll all the way to the left if you want to disable the feature completely.
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Click the button . Apply , then click OK to exit the dialog window.
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Click . OK , then exit the Display Properties box.
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Restart your computer to activate the changed setting. [2] X Research Source
For Windows Vista
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Click Start to open the Start menu.
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Open the Control Panel.
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Click “Appearance and Personalization”.
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Click “Adjust Screen Respution” in the menu.
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Click “Advanced Settings” in the Display Settings window.
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Click the card . Troubleshooting in the Monitor Properties window.
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Click button . Change Settings .
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Select button . Continue in the Security window.
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Change the Hardware Acceleration setting as desired. Shift the setting all the way to the left if you want to completely disable this feature.
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Click . OK , then restart your computer.
Advice
- Limiting or completely disabling hardware acceleration is necessary if the computer is running extremely slow. This usually happens with older computers, or happens when the computer has a weak graphics card but still tries to run software or games that require a lot of the computer’s system resources and require a better graphics card. If the computer shows signs of slowing down, especially when starting to watch videos or play games, sometimes turning off hardware acceleration can partially solve the problem without immediately investing in a new computer. or upgrade an existing computer.
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This article is co-authored by wikiHow writer Danielle Blinka, MA, MPA. Christopher Osborne is a wikiHow creator since 2015. He is also a historian with a doctorate from the University of Notre Dame and has taught at numerous universities in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area. His expert articles and presentations focus on early American history, but he also enjoys the challenges and rewards of writing wikiHow articles on a variety of topics.
This article has been viewed 6,781 times.
If you own an older computer or are simply running software that requires high graphics and system resources, you can improve your computer’s performance by limiting the Hardware Acceleration feature. hardware acceleration) or disable the feature entirely. This option may not be available on newer computers, but is likely to work on older computers.
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