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To set the Harware acceleration to None in WinXP

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I am facing one problem in Win2000 and Win XP. I want to set the hardware accelaration to None through my own program.


 
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Did you try going through the device manager? There should be a slider on the hardware acceleration in the system performance area. Jay [infinity]
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Follow these steps:
[ol]
[li]Right-Click on the Desktop
[li]Click Properties
[li]Click the Settings Tab
[li]Click Advanced
[li]Click the Troubleshoot tab to see the Hardware Acceleration slider.
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