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On System > Display, inside the Advanced display page, in the Choose a refresh rate setting, there is a new option (Dynamic) to enable the new Dynamic Refresh Rate (DRR) feature.
CABC is meant to improve battery life on the device by managing the contrast and brightness based on the content in the display, but it decreasas image quality.
In addition, if your device supports it, under the Brightness setting, you will find a new "Automatically adjust contrast based on the display content to help improve battery" option to disable Content adaptive brightness control (CABC) on Windows 11. Then when you reconnect the display, all the apps will restore automatically to their original locations. When using these settings, disconnecting the external monitor, all the apps will minimize in the Taskbar.
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