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AutoRestoreScreen=<Boolean>
Default: True
Purpose: Specifies whether the display for non-Windows applications
should be restored by Windows or the applications themselves
when they become active. If enabled, Windows saves the
display information for a non-Windows application in memory
when you switch away from the application. When you switch
back to the application, Windows uses this information to
restore the screen. If disabled, the application must
restore its own display by repainting the screen. This
requires less memory, but can slow down performance since
Windows can usually restore the screen faster.
Note: This setting only applies to VGA displays and affects only
applications that notify Windows that they can update their
own screen automatically when Windows initiates a display
update call.
To Change: Use Notepad to edit the SYSTEM.INI file. |