Time is life 1 trick to speed up Win menu display speed

The friends who used to swim in "World of Warcraft" should all remember the phrase "Time is money, my friend". Back to the PC, whether it is Windows or third-party software, are always reminding us of the importance of time, ah, the mind must have emerged in the mind "boot XX seconds, defeated the national XX% computer" screen, right?

However, although time is very important, at some point, Microsoft does not hesitate to pop up a window or display a menu/resource manager (so-called delayed display effect) for aesthetics (or beauty). When you burn your eyebrows, you may not have such good patience. It is absolutely necessary to properly modify the "transition" time, in line with everyone's different definition of "speed".

Enter the regedit after the Win+R key combination, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop, and see the string value right named “MenuShowDelay”? It is used to control the menu display delay rate. The official default is 400 milliseconds. We can set arbitrary values ​​within 0 to 4000 milliseconds.

After a simple test, changing the time to 120~180 milliseconds is a relatively suitable range, which not only guarantees the speed of the system, but also takes into account the beauty of the operation.

In Windows performance, there is the option to turn off "Fade or Swipe menu to view", but if it is not the computer's performance, then keep it, otherwise, Windows 7~10 will be just like Windows 95. Now.