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Disable Hardware Acceleration
This is a big problem for everyone for amateur to professional with Windows 7, we cannot disable the hardware acceleration.
All the buttons are grayed out in dxdiag and Display/Advanced/Troubleshoot. No way to be able to make a nice desktop recording in W7 32 or 64. As you can see in my signature, I have an Nvidia 460 GTX. I have scoured the Internet and both ATI and Nvidia drivers cannot be adjusted to disable the acceleration. From what I have gleaned from all the threads out there, Windows 7 and Vista, due to Aero, do not allow users to easily do this... Who's got the answer? 
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| 17 Dec 2010 | #2 |
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You might want to try to disable Windows Aero and switch to the Classic Theme.
Then try this (or try this first just to see):
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| 21 Dec 2010 | #3 |
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There is no way to disable hardware acceleration with ATI or Nvidia driver's installed. You would have to remove the software and run a generic Windows driver to disable the acceleration problem. According to two major developers of desktop software, one is techsmith.com, you don't need to disable the acceleration if you are using Camtasia Studio. However, not everyone needs such an expensive desktop recording suite.
Bottom line: The sofware we buy from 3rd parties needs and "will" develop programs that do not require disabling hardware acceleration. 
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