

To provoke the message once and click on 'Keep the scheme and don't show again' is not helping, because any change in the desktop-scheme seems to re-activate it. What we want to find out, so services-restart won't help. And if our product causes memory-holes in some services this is exactly Other suggestions I read so far (pointing to disable aero or to restart some services regularly) are not helping for our scenario where we want to test a software with enabled aero.

We already tried to disable desktop composition -> popup keeps coming. We already tried Action Center Settings- Maintenance messages - disable troubleshooting -> Popup keeps coming This is then blocking our automated test :-( under a lot of stress.ĭuring automated tests we intentionally apply a desktop-scheme which also activates aero.įrom time to time the message pops up 'Do you want to change the color scheme to improve performance?' We are developing a software to run under Win7-64.įor automated tests (using squish) we intentionally put our software, CPU, GPU, RAM etc.
