When Webcelerate Accelerator is enabled, the Webcelerate Accelerator menu will contain a command to "Disable Webcelerate Accelerator". Select this command to disable Webcelerate Accelerator. When disabled, the menu will contain a command to "Enable Webcelerate Accelerator". By default, Webcelerate Accelerator is enabled, meaning that your Internet experience will be accelerated. When you choose the Disable command, Webcelerate Accelerator will be bypassed, and you will access the Internet at normal speeds. The Disable Webcelerate Accelerator command is useful if you want to evaluate the degree of speed improvement provided by Webcelerate Accelerator. Simply Disable Webcelerate Accelerator and browse for a few minutes; then Enable Webcelerate Accelerator and browse for a few minutes. Your browsing experience should be significantly faster with Webcelerate Accelerator enabled. You can tell if Webcelerate Accelerator is enabled or not by the state of its Icon in the windows taskbar. If the icon shows a red circle with a line through it then Webcelerate Accelerator is disabled.