Windows 7 Slow Motion
Games Running in Slow Motion. Turned off Aero desktop, tried performance settings, disabling tranparency etc. (performance of all programs and windows is fast and snappy as you would expect). Steam application does exhibit a fade effect, I believe this is hard-coded, and this effect is noticeably slow. Not low FPS, but actual slow motion, it's like everything is underwater, like every game has a permanent bullet time running. It's not software based because nothing has changed in the last week. It's not a virus or spyware, it's clean. It's not hardware, drivers are fine and hardrives are running fine.
Just for the heck of it, you can make your file explorer windows minimize, maximize, close, open in slow motion in Windows 10/8/7/Vista. This looks pretty cool, and you are sure to enjoy the experience – at least for a while.
Make your windows minimize & maximize in slow motion
To do this, open regedit and navigate to the following key:
Now in the right panel, right click > select New > D-Word. Name it AnimationsShiftKey. Its default value is 0. Give it a value of 1.
Windows 7 Windows Close In Slow Motion
Restart.
Now hold the Shift key down, when you are minimizing or maximizing any of your windows. You will see the animation in slow motion. Of course, if you don’t hold down the Shift key, the windows will minimize or maximize as usual.
This was originally introduced for carrying out the demo and debugging work, but it’s a nice trick you can enjoy once in a while.
To undo the changes, change the value back to 0 or simply delete the AnimationsShiftKey.
I tried this and found that it works in Windows 8.1 – and it should work on Windows 10 too. The animation is pretty interesting to watch!
Windows 7 Slow Motion Lyrics
Related Posts: