Based on your hardware and software configuration Windows Experience Index (WEI) in Windows 7 gives your system a base score, the more or higher the base score, the better your Computer performs, currently WEI score ranges from 1.0 to 7.9 , if you’re disappointed with the lower score shown by WEI for your system, you can change it to a higher value and show it to your friends with the help of freeware Windows 7 Experiance Editor.
WEI Share allows to know and Share Windows Experience Index Score on Facebook
Using Experience Index Editor
Download and install Windows Experience Editor with admin privileges to your Computer. Make sure to turn off UAC before running this tool. After running the app, edit rating values for Processor, Memory, Aero Graphics, Gaming Graphics and Disk Rating. Set their values to higher close to 7.
Click “Save” button to save the changes. Now right-click on My Computer icon on and select ‘Properties’ and see ‘WEI score’.
WTF!!! only losers download this! buy a decent computer if your scores are low! And if you cant afford one, so what! its just a pc score. who cares?
Calm down, Charlie. Some people do this for giggles. Others are annoyed that only an 8-core processor will garner a 7.9 in CPU, despite the fact that there are quad-cores out there that outperform them significantly (and still get a 7.8, even overclocked).
But overall, editing tools like this, in addition to my example above, show how meaningless this particular “benchmark” really is.
I tried this software. Now how to do undo this. Even after removing the software the system rating doesn’t change to the default values.
Hi there,
As far as I’m concerned, I think it’s really disappointing that you have, well you think you have a good PC but still blocked to 5.9 score (Hdd).
I have core i3 2120 3.3 *4 GHz, 8 Gb of ram, ati HD 5870, 500 Gb HDD but still 5.9 score in WEI.
So please don’t blame me if I have to use this tool, even if it is only to solve my own satisfaction!