How to turn on or off advanced graphics in Application Guard for Microsoft Edge. If Microsoft Edge feels sluggish or blurry, you may need to toggle your Application Guard settings. In this video, we'll provide a step-by-step process to enable or disable advanced graphics in Application Guard via three different methods. Before we begin, be sure to subscribe to NinjaOne's IT Video Hub and our YouTube channel for more tech content like this. Turn on or off advanced graphics using Windows Security settings. Let's start with the simplest method using Windows Security. Go to App and Browser Control and select Isolated Browsing. If Application Guard is enabled, you'll see the option for Advanced Graphics. Turn Advanced Graphics on to enable GPU acceleration inside your isolated Microsoft Edge environment to improve rendering and reduce lag. Turning it off restricts graphics processing for greater security. Turn on or off advanced graphics using Registry Editor. If you need to apply your settings across multiple devices, you can use the Registry Editor method. Keep in mind that editing the registry can affect your system, so back up important data before making any changes. Open the Registry Editor and navigate to this address: Hkey local machine\software\Microsoft\Hvsi. Look for the Enable Virtual GPU DWORD value. Set it to one to turn advanced graphics on, and set it to zero to turn it off. Close the Registry Editor and restart your system for the changes to take place. Turn on or off advanced graphics using Group Policy Editor. For enterprise deployment, you can use the Group Policy method. Open the local Group Policy Editor, then navigate to this address: Computer Configuration, Administrative Templates, System, App Container. Here, you'll find the setting called Configure Application Guard Container Graphics. Select Enabled to turn advanced graphics on for all targeted devices. Next, go to Options, then choose Advanced from the Graphics Virtualization Level and click Apply. Enable Application Guard's advanced graphics for smoother, safer browsing. Learning how to enable advanced graphics in Application Guard gives you more control over the quality of your browser's display, but it can also weaken your network's overall security. Strike a balance between security and delivering a smoother user experience in Microsoft Edge. For more information, check out our official blog post on how to turn on or off advanced graphics in Application Guard for Microsoft Edge, linked in the description below.