Animate Min/Max windows turns itself off

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Using the windows Aero theme with all visual effects on. My computer scores
5.9 across the board (except 5.7 in cpu and hard drive...) in Vista Experince
so I should be able to handle everything Vista throws at me.

My problem is that Vista turns off the Min/Max animation occasionally and I
have no idea why. I can go back in to performance>visual effects and see
that its still checked. Clicking apply again will restore the animations.

Specs:
Intel E8400 3GHZ
4GB RAM
eVGA 8800GT 512mb
Samsung Spinpoint T166
 
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Hmm, the only things I've been running are the following (Only installed
Vista 64-bit Ultimate 2 days ago):
Yahoo messenger 9 beta
Ventrilo
IE7
MS Word 2007
World of Warcraft
DivX Web Player

Thats it. If its a program thats inteferring, it seems to take a while to
shut down aero. Although it doesnt actually disable aero, just the
animation. I still have aero on (transparent glass windows and all that).

This issue is getting incredibly annoying. I thought I had found a fix
disabling the side bar but the problem reappeared an hour later with just the
same programs on.
 
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Spirit

Could be a driver problem too.... keep your eyes open for updates and
read info about current driver at maker's site.
 
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Alright I tried updating to the latest nvidia betas and still the same thing.

I've checked the event log and I'm getting this:
The Desktop Window Manager was unable to start because composition was
disabled by a running application

and:

A request to disable the Desktop Window Manager was made by process (World
of Warcraft)

I noticed this probelm would occur when I alt tab a lot. After a while, it
will just stop animating.

However, I've seen this problem occur outside of WoW. Possibly during video
playback while surfing the web.

I would like a fix for this problem as it is quite annoying. I rather like
the animations and would like them to stay working.
 
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Well its not just wow but going to sites like youtube disables it. This is
getting rather frustrating.
 

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