Q: How Windows 7 can effectively turn off and turn on the graphics hardware acceleration, by modifying the registry/acceleration.level value of the way does not seem to effect, and after the modification, some machines with dxdiag to see or is disabled. Excuse me, is there any good method?
A: Typically this type of setting is provided by the graphics driver, and Windows usually provides the driver with the most basic functionality for the graphics card. You can find the relevant settings in the graphics driver. If there are no related settings, it may indicate that the video card does not support this feature.
In addition, if you use the IE9 browser or the Chrome browser, you can control whether the graphics hardware acceleration is enabled in the browser settings. For Office 2010, the same function switch is also available. However, these are only for the software itself, can not meet the requirements for the entire system setup.