Windows 10: White Bar Covering Bottom of Folder Icons

My computer just rebooted from a bugcheck today and when I logged back in, I noticed some white bars covering the bottom of some of my folder icons. I tired restarting my computer, restarting the Desktop Window Manager, changing my resolution settings, and changing Dark/Light mode, but nothing worked. I can still access the folders, but I was just wondering if there was a fix for this, or if anyone else experienced it.Thanks!

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white rectangles cover desktop icons?

Hi,
Ver: 1909
All of a sudden, white rectangles cover W10 desktop icons? Rebooted, cleared icon cache to no avail. Laptop still works.

Please view image below:





Regards,

 

Small white bar on right side of screen

Hi Bardan,





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  white bar?
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  What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?
  

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damaged screen. We suggest that you contact your manufacturer to have your computer checked for hardware issues.



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Gray bar at bottom of each folder in large icons view

• What are the changes made or things you've done before the issue start? I ran hitmanpro.
• Do this gray bar displays on all folders and files in the File Explorer?
  The gray bar does display on all folders in the File Explorer but not individual files themselves. The gray bar only displays on all folders in view as Extra Large Icons, Large Icons, and Medium Icons. The gray bar does not show when view is either in Small
  Icons or List, or Details.
• Does the folders and files with the gray bar can still be accessed successfully?
  Yes all folders with the gray bar and the individual files in the folders can be accessed.

I am currently running System File Checker and will let you know if that works.

If if doesn't work then I'll run DISM or System Update Readiness tool as suggested.

Thank you so much.

*UPDATE*

The results of System File Checker says "Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations."

Now I'll run DISM or System Update Readiness Tool as suggested.