Turn off window fade in windows 7

Ie the gradual fadeout. I still want to retain the display dimming, that is to say where the display is completely blacked out. I just know only that under power options you can adjust how long before the display dims. Mm, the power plan is the option, I guess. I'd rather not have to do it though, it's a good OS overall, just some very annoying quirks that have been added since the previous releases I don't believe fading slowly is a feature of Windows 7.

I've seen this feature included in various iterations of nVidia drivers. None of the three specific implementations I"ve seen has worked correctly, and I can only conclude that the drivers are poorly written. In any case, you may try poking through your video adapter's additional settings augmented by manufacturer drivers as well as updating or rolling back your graphics drivers.

Turn on adaptive display. In Power Options, it'll stop sending the screen to sleep, if you wake it up. I think Singh is speaking of "adaptive brightness" which is available to laptops with light sensors on the device itself. If your computer doesn't have an ambient light sensor then the option won't be available.

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Click on the Start Button and type in msconfig and hit Enter. When the Services management console is shown you can stop and disable services by selecting the service, right clicking and selecting Properties. Then change the Startup type to Disabled and hit the Stop button. Finally click OK to return to the Services management console. Keep in mind that if you use any of these services or applications that depend on them they will no longer function.

There is really no good substitute to having plenty of ram in a computer. You can use ReadyBoost but with memory prices so cheap why not just buy more. The amount of expansion slots or if your netbook even has one depends on the vendor and model of your netbook. Installing is simple.