08-27-2021 08:55 AM - last edited 3 weeks ago by ROGBot
08-28-2021 04:58 AM
08-28-2021 10:09 AM
Johnyboy wrote:
Hi,
I have been in touch with the software company and they have done various tests but have not been able to identify the issue and have suggested it may be a hardware or motherboards issue.
08-28-2021 03:05 PM
Johnyboy wrote:
Hi,
I have a very strange issue with my new PC Build. In one particular software application when I move the mouse curser over a menu or text the menu and text disappear. I have been in touch with the software company and they have done various tests but have not been able to identify the issue and have suggested it may be a hardware or motherboards issue. They have said it is called artificating.
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08-30-2021 07:56 AM
blukas69 wrote:Thank you for your reply and advice but I don't think it is the onboard GPU. I have tried a brand new ATI GPU from a friends PC and it still does the same thing. It is funny that it only happens in one software and nothing else. It isn't as though it is a graphics intensive software or game software programme it is a certificate form fill software only. I have tried stopping all background and antivirus software but it makes no difference at all.
I'm going to guess your onboard gpu on the chip. maybe to many pixels for your monitor resolution ?
08-31-2021 10:44 AM
Johnyboy wrote:
Thank you for your reply and advice but I don't think it is the onboard GPU. I have tried a brand new ATI GPU from a friends PC and it still does the same thing. It is funny that it only happens in one software and nothing else. It isn't as though it is a graphics intensive software or game software programme it is a certificate form fill software only. I have tried stopping all background and antivirus software but it makes no difference at all.
08-30-2021 09:34 AM
09-01-2021 08:24 AM
09-01-2021 11:02 AM
Johnyboy wrote:
Yesterday I Booted windows 10 into safe mode and enabled the windows debugging as per someone's recommendation. After running the debugging programme the issue has stopped and all is now working once again as it should. I am not really sure what it has changed but the person who recommended doing this suggested it could be either a Kernal issue or memory conflict. I am not 100 percent on this but believe what this programme does is load all the start up programmes, drivers and Kernal's ect one by one, checks for conflicts or issues and if conflicts arise remaps them to a new memory address