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Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)
What you did is common technique for resolving various crashes, especially
those caused by games. Sometimes a system simply can't handle the
information at the speed at which the graphics card is sending it and that
will crash or freeze the system. By reducing the hardware acceleration you
are essentially placing the card and system in balance.
This is a common problem when you add a graphics card to an older system, it
simply may not have the processing power to handle all the information the
card is sending it at that speed at which it is sent.
those caused by games. Sometimes a system simply can't handle the
information at the speed at which the graphics card is sending it and that
will crash or freeze the system. By reducing the hardware acceleration you
are essentially placing the card and system in balance.
This is a common problem when you add a graphics card to an older system, it
simply may not have the processing power to handle all the information the
card is sending it at that speed at which it is sent.