Changing Visual Effects settings through command line

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Is there a way to change/modify the Visual Effects settings via command line? For example, I want to control (enabling and disabling) on Animate windows while minimizing and maximizing option from command line. I have seen many solutions that explains how to do this using Windows Registries, but I would like to know whether this can be controlled from command line?

Visual Effects

Gnanam

Posted 2014-12-10T10:50:20.753

Reputation: 537

This may help (not answer, but help) http://superuser.com/questions/607572/how-do-i-modify-the-data-of-an-existing-registry-key-value-name-from-cmd

– Dave – 2014-12-10T10:59:51.753

Answers

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To disable the effects

sc stop uxsms

To enable the effects

sc stop uxsms

You have to run it as Admin, you can create a batch scrip to do this,

This topic is discussed in detail from the below forum, give a try on it.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20516428/how-could-i-disable-windows-effects-through-batch

vembutech

Posted 2014-12-10T10:50:20.753

Reputation: 5 693

1But this will disable/enable all the visual effect settings right? Am looking for to enable only specific/selected options from the Visual Effects. Moreover the provided link is explained using Windows Registries. – Gnanam – 2014-12-10T12:17:20.160