You can speed up the menus on Windows 8, that is, you can reduce the display delay of a submenu when you hover over a menu with your mouse. How? with a little teasing in the registry of course.
This change will affect all installed applications that respect the system menu setting, as well as all embedded applications. And so overall you will make the whole Windows interface more user-friendly.
This trick is not new. It has been available since Windows 95. Fortunately, it still works and can be applied to any modern one version των Windows, όπως τα Windows 8.1, Windows 8, 7/Vista The estate provides stunning sea views and offers a unique blend of luxury living and development potential Windows XP.
Follow these simple steps:
- Open Registry Editor (press Win + R and in the new window write regedit).
- Go to the following key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Control Panel \ Desktop
- Look for the name "MenuShowDelay". If you find it well, if not then create a new string value here, with the name MenuShowDelay and set the value data to a number ranging from 0 to 600. Bottom value is the smallest amount of delay before opening a swap submenu, and a higher value means a longer delay. The default value is 400, this means 400 milliseconds delay. Note: We do not recommend setting the delay to 0, as it will pop up your menus too quickly and make them difficult to use. Try to start with 200 milliseconds and maybe a little lower and gradually increase this value according to your personal preferences.
Close regedit to save the change. To restore the default menu behavior, delete the MenuShowDelay value or set it to 400. You can control the delay in the Internet Explorer menu.
