There are many products that restore promise, in the start menu on Windows 8, but there are not so many that you customize the tiles, that have replaced them. You animations Tweaker can give the animations on the NET Windows 8 on a bit more zip boot screen. This nice little free portable piece software can dictate the speed of the animations and wallpaper have it exactly how you want it.
The portable free animations Tweaker start screen is a nice little tool that adds the Windows 8 animations in the starting lineup in the menu a little liveliness.It may seem like a small insignificant thing to reach, but if you are looking for the grid and use it, so going any faster will matter throughout the day. It makes the screen to load faster, which programs open faster. It can only win some seconds amount but add this seconds in the course of a day or a week, and you begin to see why this app beneficial can be. And it's also quite entertaining, press the WIN key and watch the tiles that fly across the screen.
It is less entertaining, File Explorer crashes after repeated victory press of buttons. The developers claimed that this is no fault of the software, but a bug of Windows 8.
Because it is a portable application, no installation is required. Unpack you the contents of the downloaded zip file in a separate folder. It is worth noting that the download link on the site is a bit camouflaged. The grey button "download" sits next to a green "download"-button. The grey is one click. The Green is a Google AdSense ad. It is unclear whether this is an honest mistake from the developer or a sneaky manner some to make money AdSense. But you should be careful and click the right button: gray, not green.
It is possible that slow scrolling background image. This is called the parallax effect. This setting can either speed up or slow down.You have the unzipped portable program in a new folder, open it and you will see four controller: two for user name and image animation and two for tile animation. The four controllers to determine how fast or slow these elements want to go, when to enable you the grid start menu. The developer provides recommended settings, and that was good enough for me. If you, but want to easily play around with the controls and see what you prefer. If you don't like it, click on "reset to defaults" and what you just will be reversed. So nothing is permanent and everything can be put back the way it was. So don't you break something don't worry.
The other feature is the "parallax effect". To the point, does this either accelerated or slowed the scrolling effect of the grid menu background image. Usually if you have tiles that go off the screen, you must perform a scrolling to get to them. In this case, you can determine that the wallpaper is a bit faster than the tile moves. Lets start screen animations Tweaker, you is now slowly- or it to speed up, if you want even more.
Simply click "Tune the parallax effect" and move the slider back and forth (and again, there is a reset button that you can use if necessary). If you try both ends of the slider, you see what I speak scrolling with the speed of the wallpaper. It's one of those things, you should you do yourself, to understand what I mean.
As I said, little tweaks like this may seem just like the games and not really "useful". But the speed with which apps can be opened is completely dependent on how quickly certain elements of the PC respond. If the grid menu to open, that influence lasts, how long it will take to open a program then. It's worth give start screen animations Tweaker go and see whether you your Windows 8-grid menu to go, which can optimize something faster and more smoothly.
Note: The download button on the product information page takes you to the manufacturers website where you can download the latest version of the software.
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