Different graphics cards, different graphic card vendors, different software, and of course The connected threads show issues across several different builds of Windows 10 and even occurring on Server 2016 RDS sessions. A bulletin to explain the behavior or contributing factors would be helpful so we can make decisions to help avoid issues while "temporary fixes," while appreciated, are not a substitute for a firm understanding and response from Microsoft. Multiple times a day, this screen issue occurs. The machine was recently updated Windows 10-1809, and in about a month the issues were reported again. This problem went away without explanation or some of our users, and last week it came back. Please can you share the specs of the machines with this issue so that we can try and look for any common factors. So its very strange! Almost all the desktops that we support have dual display including this
We have several other users with identical hardware and they are not facing the same issue The machine has a Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920 attached and a Plantronics C320-M headset, not sure that this has any relevance. NVIDIA GeFroce GT 730 PCIe Card (HP part number approved for this computer).Seems to require a reboot or disabling/enabling the second monitor.Īt the moment we only have a single supported user reporting this issue, hardware/software specs are as below. Thanks, pressing F11 does seem to temporarily resolve the rendering issue for Browsers (IE11, Edge and Chrome).
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