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I've been getting a strange graphics glitch on my PC these past few days.
Sometimes when I change windows, a small square of the previous window will remain in the center of my screen, like this:
It seems to stay like this until I restart.
Also, when I scroll through a window:
This is happening more often than I would like. Thoughts?
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I would lean towards a driver issue somewhere. (hardware is still a possibility) Since the display is carrying over a pic from previous/hidden windows and not just random pixel glitches.
Perhaps there's a program running in the background that's in it's "stuck" phase? Try checking the Task Manager and closing all unknown programs.
This was my first thought. I would also take a look at all of your Firefox addons and see if disabling one or all of them makes it go away.
Edit: After reading more thoroughly, unless it's unrelated to having Firefox running. Still I would do a selective startup by using the Run -> msconfig -> startup tab. You should be able to get a good idea of which of those checked boxes are something you want running on startup and which ones aren't. For weird program names/locations that you don't recognize, google helps.
I don't know if this would help, but running Driver Sweeper (http://www.guru3d.com/category/driversweeper/) to remove older or conflicting drivers might work? I do agree that its an issue with the GPU on some level though.
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Try some of the newer drivers here: http://downloads.guru3d.com/ (or 1 or 2 older ones)
This was my first thought. I would also take a look at all of your Firefox addons and see if disabling one or all of them makes it go away.
Edit: After reading more thoroughly, unless it's unrelated to having Firefox running. Still I would do a selective startup by using the Run -> msconfig -> startup tab. You should be able to get a good idea of which of those checked boxes are something you want running on startup and which ones aren't. For weird program names/locations that you don't recognize, google helps.