This will disable Aero, but again, only when that particular application is launched.įinally, click the Apply button to save your changes to the launcher. Now check the Disable Desktop Composition checkbox. When the Properties window loads, click the Compatibility tab. Then right-click it and select Properties from the bottom of the menu. The first step is to find a launcher for your program. However, when you launch an application modified through this process, Aero will be disabled until the program is closed. If you do not make the following changes, your computer will work normally. This is actually a little faster as we only configure the apps we want to run without Aero. In this case, we’ll show you how to temporarily disable CPU-intensive Aero effects. Sometimes you just need to turn them off when you need extra power for something else like gaming. Of course, you don’t have to disable these features all the time. Compare with the first screenshot to see the changes. You should now have opaque windows as well as preview windows and an opaque taskbar as shown below. When you do, click the Save Changes button to make sure your changes are not lost. Now just make sure the “Enable transparency” checkbox is unchecked. To do this, right-click somewhere on the desktop, then select the Personalize option at the bottom of the context menu.Īfter the Personalization Control Panel loads, click the Blue Window Color option at the bottom of the window. To use Windows 7 in your daily life without Aero, first open the Personalization Control Panel. Below you will find two ways to get rid of Aero, one disables it completely, and the other for individual applications. This means that users of computers with low power graphics cards or those who want to squeeze every frame of performance out of their system (which is important, for example, when playing games), may want to disable Aero, temporarily, if not permanently.įortunately, getting rid of many of the resource-consuming features is not that difficult. The problem with Aero (and other compositing window managers) is that it is resource intensive.
Aero uses a number of features such as translatable windows and title bars, live thumbnails, and other eye-catching features to make the user experience more comfortable. In Windows Vista and Windows 7, the old Luna interface has been replaced with a new default theme / interface called Aero.
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