Windows 7 How do I roll back fancy stuff I don't want?

Hello!
It's good to hear that your Windows 7 is running well overall. If you're looking for a simpler login experience similar to Windows XP where you directly type the username, there isn't a built-in option in Windows 7 to revert to that exact style.
However, there are a few things you can do to potentially speed up the login process on Windows 7:
1. Automatic Login: You can set up your system to automatically log in to a specific user account without requiring a password. This can bypass the username and password entry screen entirely. Keep in mind that this method reduces security because anyone with physical access to your computer can automatically log in.
2. Remove Unnecessary Startup Programs: Sometimes, a slow login experience can be due to too many startup programs running when you log in. You can use the "System Configuration" tool (type "msconfig" in the Start menu) to manage startup programs and disable unnecessary ones.
3. Check for Malware: Slowness during login could also be due to malware or viruses. Running a full system scan using antivirus software can help detect and remove any malicious programs that might be causing the slowdown.
4. Check Disk Fragmentation: Over time, as files are added, deleted, and modified, your hard drive can become fragmented, leading to slower performance. You can use the built-in Disk Defragmenter tool to consolidate fragmented files and folders.
While these methods won't change the login screen to the username entry style of Windows XP, they can potentially improve the login speed and overall performance of your Windows 7 system. Let me know if you need more detailed steps on any of these methods!