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[Feature Request] Disable Multiplane Overlay (MPO)

Dr. Dro said:
The solution is to add an OS check and if it's Windows 7, then just gray out or hide the option and not write anything to the registry at all.
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That's the plan :)
 
Just discovered this great program (many thx)
I'm using the latest version 1.16.0, but for me it doesn't matter if I tick the "Disable Multiplane Overlay (MPO)" box or not, after installation it still shows the error message: "Setting Multiplane Overlay status failed" on Windows 7 using the 474.44 driver.
 
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gutentaghallo said:
Just discovered this great program (many thx)
I'm using the latest version 1.16.0, but for me it doesn't matter if I tick the "Disable Multiplane Overlay (MPO)" box or not, after installation it still shows the error message: "Setting Multiplane Overlay status failed" on Windows 7 using the 474.44 driver.
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MPO is available in Windows 8 and newer.

I tested MPO again recently and the support seems to have improved a lot. But I didn't really notice any benefits. One issue I still noticed is that sometimes when I alt-tab very quickly, there's a residual ghost image from the previous window, it's like you see two windows at once.

Still disabling it for now.
 
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