So - I guess I just figured out a temporary workaround. it refreshes the interface to look like it should withĮvery push of a button. in other words, if I now keep repeatedly hitting print screen and move my mouse in a pop-up menu, over folders etc. Lol, infact every time I press print screen, the display refreshes to how it should be. if I'm lucky enough to hit the right spot.Īlso, I just now tried to take a screenshot example of this 'right click, pop up window invisible' thing, but when I press print screen, it immediately becomes visible and in the screenshot the popup menu is completely normally visible. if I right click and then left click somewhere in the pop up menu, I do successfully open propertities etc. When the pop-up menu finally opens, it also fails to refresh the display of which selection The pop-up menu stays invisible so that only the very edges on the bottom and right of the window are visible, again for a random amount of seconds before displaying. What I mean by this, is that if I move my mouse over several folders for example, it takes anything from a few seconds to 10 seconds for it to refresh the blue box that displays which folder I'm currently hovering over. my windows 10 starts lagging in the user interface visuals - if that's the right way of describing it. Since I had issues in trying to figure out how to get Fraps working as a desktop screen recorder in Windows 10, I have been using the built in video recorder via the 'game bar'.īut every time after I have recorded a video and then opened the 'Xbox' software and viewed the video in there, where you can trim it etc. I have no idea how I would've searched for the solution for this problem, so I'll try to describe it successfully here.

Windows game bar not recording