Graphic Settings Dialog Box

[EdwardATeller]

After I switch the settings for my graphics adapter (integrated ATI
Radeon IGP 9100), I get a dialog box asking if I want to keep the new
settings. Any way to turn off this off? I have XP SP2 Thanks.

 

[SingaporeWebDesign]

Hello,

Try this
Start > Control Panel > Display > Settings (tab) > Advanced > General (tab)

Compatibility > CHECK Apply the new display settings... > OK > OK

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[Wesley Vogel]

I doubt it. How would your settings get saved? Ask ATI Radeon it sounds
like you're using some of their software.

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[mikeyhsd]

if you do not select the KEEP option the settings revert back.
only way they have to know you want to keep the new settings.



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After I switch the settings for my graphics adapter (integrated ATI
Radeon IGP 9100), I get a dialog box asking if I want to keep the new
settings. Any way to turn off this off? I have XP SP2 Thanks.

 

[EdwardATeller]

I doubt it. How would your settings get saved? Ask ATI Radeon it sounds
like you're using some of their software.

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Wes
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ATI was no help and said it was an XP issue. No big deal, but this is
a DVR box and having to click on dialog boxes can be a pain.

 

[Bob I]

The objective is to try to prevent the user from Switching to an
UNusable video setting. (course some people find a way around it) You
may use some 3rd party utility (like MultiRes) to force the issue.

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Are you talking about changing Screen resolution in Display Properties
(desk.cpl) on the Settings tab?

Where you get a message like this one:

Your desktop has been reconfigured.
Do you want to keep these settings?
Reverting in XX seconds

That is a Windows deal and I do not know how to get rid of it.

DVR, digital video recorder?

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[EdwardATeller]

DVR = digital video recorder. I am living with this issue since there
doesn't seem to be a way around it. Since I have finished setting up
the DVR, I don't need to mess with the display settings much.

 

[Wesley Vogel]

Since I have finished setting up

the DVR, I don't need to mess with the display settings much.

That was going to be my next question, how often do you have to change
settings? ;-)

Keep having fun.

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