Windows 10: Taskbar flicker when geforce experience overlay is enabled and desktop is refreshed

I've rebuilt my pc twice now. Replaced the monitors and this issue still keeps happening. Is it a hardware or software problem? It's driving me insane. When the GeForce experience overlay is enabled, and you refresh the desktop as in change the background from your background to solid color the taskbar will start to flicker when you open and close or minimize application windows. This also happens if a sofware like wallpaper engine is running. I know it's not my hardware. I literally rebuilt my entire PC minus the power supply and case the power supply was tested and came back good. Is mic

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Taskbar flicker when geforce experience overlay is enabled and desktop is refreshed

I've rebuilt my pc twice now. Replaced the monitors and this issue still keeps happening. Is it a hardware or software problem? It's driving me insane. When the GeForce experience overlay is enabled, and you refresh the desktop (as in change the background from your background to solid color) the taskbar will start to flicker when you open and close or minimize application windows. This also happens if a sofware like wallpaper engine is running. I know it's not my hardware. I literally rebuilt my entire PC minus the power supply and case (the power supply was tested and came back good). Is microsoft aware of this problem? Or am I just stuck with this for the rest of my damn life?

 

Taskbar flicker when geforce experience overlay is enabled and desktop is refreshed

Hi wp.

I'm Sumit, here to answer your query at the Microsoft Community.

So when you disable the Taskbar overlay, does the issue get resolved?

Right-click Start>Run.

Type in msinfo32 and press enter.

Take a screenshot of the System Summary window and post it in the next reply.

 

Taskbar flicker when geforce experience overlay is enabled and desktop is refreshed

Yes. When the overlay is disabled the problem goes away. It's just unreal how I can replace all my parts plus monitors minus the psu, and still get the same damn issue. Here's the SS's