"Show window contents while dragging" problem

chughes1 · External Since: Feb 03, 2004 Posts: 4

When I set the "show window contents while dragging" option, it gets
wiped away when I reboot and I have to set it again. Is there a way
to make sure this value is preserved when I reboot? I have XP Pro.

Just as a reminder, the setting is made in "Control Panel -> System ->
Advanced -> Performance - Settings -> Visual Effects -> Custom."

Thanks!

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David Candy · External Since: Feb 20, 2004 Posts: 1266

This is a Dell issue and it's their software. Dell Media something.

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> When I set the "show window contents while dragging" option, it gets
> wiped away when I reboot and I have to set it again. Is there a way
> to make sure this value is preserved when I reboot? I have XP Pro.
>=20
> Just as a reminder, the setting is made in "Control Panel -> System ->
> Advanced -> Performance - Settings -> Visual Effects -> Custom."
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> Thanks!
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> ***************** Cameron Hughes *****************

> *********** '00 Sportster 1200 Custom ************
> **************** Carpe diem, baby ****************

-J · External Since: Feb 04, 2004 Posts: 1

"David Candy" wrote:

| This is a Dell issue and it's their software. Dell Media something.

David,

Dell Media Experience.

But is it really a defective nVidea graphics driver causing "Dell's issue"?
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wrote:

> When I set the "show window contents while dragging" option, it gets
> wiped away when I reboot and I have to set it again. Is there a way
> to make sure this value is preserved when I reboot? I have XP Pro.
>
> Just as a reminder, the setting is made in "Control Panel -> System ->
> Advanced -> Performance - Settings -> Visual Effects -> Custom."
>
> Thanks!