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Managing Windows 7 : Checking the Performance Status of Windows

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In order for Windows 7 to be able to use all its features, it demands a lot from your computer. If your computer just isn't performing the way you want it to, try checking to see how the different parts of your computer perform with Windows 7.

Check the Performance Status

  1. Click the Start button, type perform in the Search box of the Start menu, and choose Performance Information And Tools from the menu to display the Performance Information And Tools window.

  2. Note your system's score. You need a score of at least 3 to obtain full functioning of the Aero Glass effect, and you need a score of at least 4 to support all the Windows 7 features and programs that demand high graphics performance. A score of 6 or higher is needed for high-end multimedia and games.

  3. Click here to see and print the details about your system.

  4. Click a link to find out more about scores and how you can improve your computer's performance.

  5. Close the window when you've finished.

  6. Click the Start button, type system in the Search box of the Start menu, and choose System from the menu to display the System window.

  7. Review the information about which edition of Windows is on your computer, the type and speed of the processor, the availability of any pen or touch input, and the network information.

  8. Click here to learn about using Windows Anytime Upgrade to upgrade your edition of Windows.

  9. Close the window when you've finished.

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