Windows 10: Random pixel stripes on monitor

Hello, I sometimes get random stripes on my monitor, but weirdly enough these aren't dead pixels, since I'm able to screenshot them. I have no idea what could be causing this, but I already tried updating my graphics driver, which didn't solve it. I can look at the stripe and switch browser tabs, which makes it disappear. In this scenario, when I went back to the original tab and clicked the search bar, the stripe reappeared. I'm on a laptop with Intel Iris XE graphics. My display settings in windows scale, resolution etc. are all on the recommended setting. Can someone help me identify what

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How to detect subpixel stripe on display?

Cheers to all.I have a Philips bdm 4065/uc,and this monitor have BGR sub-pixel stripe,and text is blurry and fuzzy.Clear type on windows seems to not work,so I hate so much this monitor.I want to sell this monitor and buy another with RGB stripe,because
only on RGB, text are clear and crisp.

So my question is:

there are any program or something to detect subpixel stripe on monitor/TV LCD???Someone can help me?

I want to buy another display but I want only with RGB stripe.

Thanks to all,

 

Second monitor appears pixelated sometimes

Before we get started, here might be some setup information that may be worth noting. My primary monitor is a 1080p, 1920 x 1080 (native) using an HDMI to DVI. My secondary monitor is a SONY TV 1360 x 768 (native) using an HDMI. Both are connected to my graphics card and not the motherboard. I have always had this setup but I have not always had this issue.

Preforming the following actions may cause my second monitor to appear pixelated.

• Getting a web browser out of maximized mode by click dragging the window or using the restore button
• Using full screen on the secondary monitor
• Dragging a window into the second monitor, sometimes

In order to temporarily solve this issue I must apply a change to any display using the Nvidia Control Panel. Using the Windows display settings to apply a change does not always fix the issue. Also note that after the second monitor goes pixelated, my computer does not detect a change in any display's resolution settings.

So far I have tried the following fixes to no avail

• Keeping display drivers up to date
• Using a DDU to wipe display drivers clean and start anew
• Using the Hardware and Devices troubleshooter

I have tried to use capture software to screenshot the pixelation but it can not see it. I have to use a camera to show what it looks like instead.
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Capture software is not capable of detecting the pixelation so I have recreated what it looks like on screen. Use this as reverence if the pictures look bad.
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Random Pixelated Boxes on user machine





I have a windows 7 computer that has been placing pixelated boxes on screen in random programs, random shapes, and random sizes. I know its not the monitor itself as the pixelated box is noticable when i remote into the computer as well. I doesn't move with
my mouse either. It sits there until i close out the program and then disappears. Only to reappear at what seems to be random later, could be in a different spot, size, or in a different program.

I've attempted driver updates but it states they are up to date.

Any thoughts or ideas are helpful.