How to Enable Slow Motion Aero Effect in Windows 7
NoteIn Windows 7 and Windows Vista, the Aero effect has a small delay of some milliseconds when minimizing, maximizing , closing and flipping Windows. This will show you how to manually force a delay on this effect to view it in slow motion.WarningYou must be logged on as an Administrator to perform this tutorial.
Option OneThrough a download
1. To Enable Slow Motion Aero Effect with Shift Key -
A) Download this file below:2. To Undo Slow Motion Aero Effect with Shift Key -
B) Go to step 3.
A) Download this file below:3. Open the .reg file you just downloaded. When prompted whether to import the data to the registry or not, select "YES".
4. Log off and log back on.
5. If enabled, while holding down the Shift key, minimize, open, close, or restore any window. Notice the effect. Video is included at the bottom of the post. You can also use Windows Flip 3D by pressing CTRL+WinKey+Tab, then holding down the Shift key, click to maximize the windows.
Option TwoThe Manual Way
1. Open regedit and navigate toThat's it.
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM.
2. To Enable Slow Motion Aero Effect with Shift Key -
A) In the right pane, right click on a empty space and click on New and Dword (32-bit) Value.2. To Undo Slow Motion Aero Effect with Shift Key -
B) Rename the new value to AnimationsShiftKey.
C) Double click the AnimationShiftKey and type 1 in place of 0.
A) In the right pane, right click on AnimationsShiftKey and click on Delete.3. Close regedit, log off and back on.
B) Click on Yes to approve deletion.
4. If enabled, while holding down the Shift key, minimize, open, close, or restore any window. Notice the effect. Video is included at the bottom of the post. You can also use Windows Flip 3D by pressing CTRL+WinKey+Tab, then holding down the Shift key, click to maximize the windows.
Limneos
Aero - Enable Slow Motion Effect
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New #1
i guess its not possible to have windows animate in other ways, like transisitonal effects when closed or opened or when a webpage changes... more along the lines that a tablet or touchscreen would see/uses when in use
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New #2
You might want to include a registry undo .reg file with the tutorial in case people dont like it.
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New #6
This doesn't make the default behaviour to go slower,
it enables the forced slow motion while pressing the shift key. If you don't press the shift key, the windows animate normally.
You don't "make the computer to go slower", you just view the effect in slow motion.
So you dont' even need to undo it with a reg file I guess, you just don't press the shift key.
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New #7
By this method windows maximize normaly.. No changes detected :-w
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New #8
blacksmoke: Same to me.
How can I get the toolbar which is in this vid on the top of screen in Win 7? THX Prochy
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Aero - Enable Slow Motion Effect
How to Enable Slow Motion Effect with Aero in Windows 7Published by limneos
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