So are most of these scores desktops?
If they are, that means my laptop is amazing.
Windows Experience Index
Re: Windows Experience Index
My rating went down after installing Windows 7.
I'll do my tune-ups and then see if it will make a difference.


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Re: Windows Experience Index
To install a custom theme you must patch the uxtheme.dll file (there are two other files as well on Vista) to allow you to use un-signed Visual Styles. The ones on DeviantArt are no different, and they should not require any software, just the modification of these Windows files (and a restart). Royale (the theme in question) is actually signed by MS though (and works without these mods, at least on XP), because it was an official theme which was leaked.
Also, I would love to test my new comp to see my score in Windows 7, but I just got Vista 64 running and I don't want to install beta software / reformat my drive.
Also, I would love to test my new comp to see my score in Windows 7, but I just got Vista 64 running and I don't want to install beta software / reformat my drive.
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Re: Windows Experience Index
Iy's a harddrive flaw because windows automatically sets on caching or something, if you turn it off you will see a much better score.Eaton wrote:My rating went down after installing Windows 7.I'll do my tune-ups and then see if it will make a difference.
Re: Windows Experience Index
Wait, turn what off?Cryticfarm wrote:Iy's a harddrive flaw because windows automatically sets on caching or something, if you turn it off you will see a much better score.Eaton wrote:My rating went down after installing Windows 7.I'll do my tune-ups and then see if it will make a difference.

