Windows 10: Windows 10 CU KB4016871 Alt-Tab show pixelated/blurry

Hi!
After Windows 10 Creators Update and applied KB4016871 Alt-Tab show blurry/pixelated, also Windows Taskbar thumbnails ... except for Edge, which show very smooth picture as it was before KB4016871. When I removed mentioned KB4016871 ... Alt-Tab etc. was showing ok again. Latest KB4020102 didn't solve the issue. I've seen same issue on several other WX computers I add CU+KB4016871 so far.
Any ideas?
More thanks, Alar.

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pixels on my mouse dart

Hi,

My pixel dart appears blurry, with pixels on it. I own a Lenovo Yoga 500 laptop, with Windows 10 os. Do you know if it is some kind of error?

Kind regards,

I.E.

Moved From: Windows / Windows 10 / PC Projection & Continuum

 

System tray icons blur and darken until they disappear

A recent update seems to have resolved this issue for me. System tray icons have not been blurry for at two days.

Can't pinpoint which update exactly, but it appears to be one of these two:

2017-05 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1703 for x64-based Systems (KB4016871)

Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 1703 for x64-based Systems (KB4016240)

Hope this helps.

 

Seems to (at least) some Windows native app's (Settings etc.) not affected.
Alar.

 

I am experiencing this as well. It is affecting everything (including Explorer) except UWP apps. Before Creators Update, I had a similar behavior for two graphics cards. With fresh CU, at least one of them started working. Now, however, all cards I have produce pixelated previews. All are pre-2012, though.

Also, previews for Chrome (including Electron apps) are pixelated only when not minimized. Other non-UWP apps are pixelated all the time.

 

im having the same issue! any fix for this?

 

NVIDIA? If so, it has been known to cause similar 'pixelated' problems in the past...

Strange Problem with Microsoft Edge, Unaware of Cause

 

my is Nvidia but i cant find that option, i have last version.

 

Hi and thanks!
Nope, in my cases it's Intel. And HP SFF enterprise level devices. Not newest one, though.
Terv, Alar.

 

I had a video problem with my NVIDIA; It made everything in File Explorer all blurry.

What I did to fix the problem was that I rolled back the driver.

1) Search for, and open, Device Manager
2) Press the arrow to the left of Display adapters
3) Double click your NVIDIA entry
4) Press the Driver tab
5) Press the Roll Back Driver button

Check everything again; see if the problem is gone.
(Note: Once you roll back the driver, it supposedly will never install a new updated driver for your graphics card; you would have to manually update your graphics card driver, but I wont, until this problem gets fixed)