Changing XP Interface to 'Classic Style'?

[John Latter]

Hi,

Sometime ago I changed how Windows XP appears to the 'Classic Style'
of earlier Windows versions. After applying the 'go faster' tweaks
from the URL below I'm back to the original XP interface:

http://www.tweakxp.com/TweakXP/display.asp?id=417

Undoing the tweaks has made no difference - can anyone tell me how to
go back to the old style interface please? (I seem to remember it
involved right-clicking on "Start" and choosing properties; thereafter
my mind is a blank).

Thanks in advance.

--

John Latter

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[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

1) Right-click the Task Bar > Properties > Start Menu, ensure
"Classic Start menu" is selected.

2) Right-click an empty spot on the Desktop > Properties > Themes >
select "Windows Classic."

3) Right-click My Computer > Properties > Performance > Settings >
Visual Effects, ensure "Adjust for best performance" is selected.


Bruce Chambers

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Hi,

Sometime ago I changed how Windows XP appears to the 'Classic Style'
of earlier Windows versions. After applying the 'go faster' tweaks
from the URL below I'm back to the original XP interface:

http://www.tweakxp.com/TweakXP/display.asp?id=417

Undoing the tweaks has made no difference - can anyone tell me how to
go back to the old style interface please? (I seem to remember it
involved right-clicking on "Start" and choosing properties; thereafter
my mind is a blank).

Thanks in advance.

--

John Latter

Model of an Internal Evolutionary Mechanism (based on an extension

to homeostasis) linking Stationary-Phase Mutations to the Baldwin
Effect.