In this tip, we will show you how you can play this trick to have fun with your friends. Play with your own risk ^^.
1. Go to C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore
2. Find a file with name starts with Formal.Assessment. If you only have the Initial, then open it for edit. If you have a Recent, open the most recent for edit.
3. Press Ctrl+F to find the string “SystemScore”. From there you can change the value in between the tag to your desired index rating. You can also change all the following values for Memory, CPU, GPU and disk scores etc. They are located right after </SystemScore>.
4. After editting, save the file. If you encounter error message “Access is denied” when you try to save the file, you’ll have to run wordpad as administrator, then open the above mentioned file, edit and save it.
5. Now your score should already be changed.
How to reverse my score back to normal?
Simply re-run the assessment!
If the scores do not change back to normal after the assessment, you’ll have to delete all the files in the folder C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore and then re-run the assessment again.
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1. Go to C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore
2. Find a file with name starts with Formal.Assessment. If you only have the Initial, then open it for edit. If you have a Recent, open the most recent for edit.
3. Press Ctrl+F to find the string “SystemScore”. From there you can change the value in between the tag to your desired index rating. You can also change all the following values for Memory, CPU, GPU and disk scores etc. They are located right after </SystemScore>.
4. After editting, save the file. If you encounter error message “Access is denied” when you try to save the file, you’ll have to run wordpad as administrator, then open the above mentioned file, edit and save it.
5. Now your score should already be changed.
How to reverse my score back to normal?
Simply re-run the assessment!
If the scores do not change back to normal after the assessment, you’ll have to delete all the files in the folder C:\Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore and then re-run the assessment again.
If you like this article, please share it to the world by pressing the +1 button.
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