Windows 10: Some apps are Transparent

I am using a Mi book pro with an intel 8th gen 8550 CPU, Intel graphics UHD 620, Geforce MX150 graphics card.


Some softwares are transparent (see attachments),




It also retains the screen overlapping the program, and when the size of the window is adjusted, it turns to black,
Some software would run but instead turns into a white screen but you can hear the sound effect of selections being chosen, so the software is responding and successfully loaded.


I have read a similar post: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-hardware-winpc/wierd-transparent-windows-appear/7877dedd-8f98-491d-82a5-dc58bcd8c6ff I have tried all 3 options and running safe mode seems to be the only method that works, then I tried a clean boot but even when i disabled all non microsoft services and disabled all startup softwares but the issue remains.


then I tried to update through device manager but it said its all up to date, so i manually installed the drivers and rebooted but the issue remains.


Please advice on what should I do, I would like to avoid resetting the laptop since I have a lot of software installed and it would be very inconvenient to reinstall.

:)

 

Transparency function

Hi,

For us to provide you an accurate resolution on your concern regarding transparency function, we need the following information:

• Were there any updates made on your computer prior to this concern?
• What troubleshooting steps have you taken so far to resolve this?
• When did the issue first begin?
• Could you possibly send us a screenshot of your transparency effects page?

We look forward to your response.

 

Transparent tiles

The apps don't automatically change to transparent tiles, the developers need to add this feature to their apps, until recently the xbox apps, music, games and videos were all non-transparent but in a recent update this changed. If you check your 23 app
updates you might find the apps listed with an update available to them to add the transparency but there is also some apps in the store that give other apps transparent tiles.

 

Photoshop: Creating Transparent Images

• PNG supports Alpha Transparency, that is that the image can have different levels of alpha (or opacity) throughout.
• GIF supports transparency too, but any part of the image can only be either transparent or opaque. There is no gradual shift, no "Alpha" level to adjust. (And transparency eats into 1/256 of your available colors.)
• JPEG supports neither form of transparency.

Internet Explorer did not support transparency in PNGs until IE7, I believe that it would show black instead of the page behind the PNG image. It did, however, support PNGs. (Which are still a great way to achieve a non-lossy, high-color image. (even without transparency))