Have anybody ever observe that when we clicks on start menu or other Menus in Vista and Xp its takes a time to open it? If not then try to observe it.Windows Vista has a built in menu delay setting so that it waits a certain length of time when you hover over a menu item before expanding the further options. For most users this is fine, but power users may find the wait rather annoying and would rather have instant menu opening speeds on mouse over.
Ok if you want to increase a menu speed then follow the following easy steps:
- A simple registry tweak will allow you to speed up the menu. First load the registry editor by launching regedit from the Run menu (Press WINDOWS KEY + R to access the run menu):
- Then, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop in the side panel, then right click on MenuShowDelay and select Modify:
- Now, enter the menu delay time in milliseconds (1 is near instant, do not enter 0!) and press OK:
- Since the changes made at Windows registry, a reboot is required to effect the changes.
Note: Please create a registry backup before the registry tweaking.If there is any problem arises restore the registry back.
Have fun!
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