Re: [Exchange] Strange little annoyance with Outlook 2013

OK - I did this, and closed and re-opened Outlook, and it just sat and spun the mouse pointer. I couldn't do *anything* with Outlook except kill it. So I uninstalled Office, rebooted and reinstalled it, and then again checked the box to disable using hardware graphics acceleration. This happened

Re: [Exchange] Strange little annoyance with Outlook 2013

That just moved to the top of my list. An excellent link. Kurt On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 6:42 PM, Sean Martin wrote: > Not an exact match to your issue, but did you see this: > > https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/rmilne/2014/07/08/outlook-2013-distorted-display-issues/

Re: [Exchange] Strange little annoyance with Outlook 2013

That's definitely an interesting thought. The machine is a spanking new Lenovo 460S, so it's possible our deployment doesn't have the exact driver needed. I'll check on that. Thanks. Kurt On Thu, Jul 21, 2016 at 5:22 PM, Micheal Espinola Jr wrote: > My gut says

Re: [Exchange] Strange little annoyance with Outlook 2013

Not an exact match to your issue, but did you see this: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/rmilne/2014/07/08/outlook-2013-distorted-display-issues/ - Sean

Re: [Exchange] Strange little annoyance with Outlook 2013

My gut says video issue - especially since moving the window makes it visible again. It sounds familiar to issues where [typically] on-board video is underpowered and cannot handle displaying so many objects simultaneously. It's been some years since I've personally experienced the issue, but

[Exchange] Strange little annoyance with Outlook 2013

All, Outlook 2013, Win 10, Exchange 2010 (though that's probably not relevant). I've run into an annoyance that I can't figure out - I can't even figure out how to STFW for it... Frequently, when I start a new email, or reply to an email, I'll start typing away, and then notice the the area of