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Is BGInfo more stable and less buggy?
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Good info! &nbsp;I did use BGInfo before. &nbsp;Did not know how stable or the difference with DesktopInfo.<br />
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Thank you.
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Do you guys have experience with that tool? &nbsp;I don't see too much of a use of it. &nbsp;I am about at the point of uninstalling it. &nbsp;I don’t think we’re getting much value out of DesktopInfo.exe <br />
Thoughts?
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Do you guys have experience with that tool?  I don't see too much of a use of it.  I am about at the point of uninstalling it.  I don’t think we’re getting much value out of DesktopInfo.exe 
Thoughts?

Good info!  I did use BGInfo before.  Did not know how stable or the difference with DesktopInfo.

Thank you.

DesktopInfo takes too much CPU cycles.

Do you guys have experience with that tool?  I don&amp;#39;t see too much of a use of it.  I am about at the point of uninstalling it.  I don’t think we’re getting much value out of DesktopInfo.exe 
Thoughts?

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