18-Aug-2015, 13:02
Perhaps you could try some way of disabling your "advanced" graphics card drivers, and temporarily let the laptop run in basic video compatibility mode (e.g. run in 256 color mode under Compatibility options). This might reveal less display corruption and provide a clue, but trying to find the problem with your normal video driver would be more complicated... especially if no other apps suffer the same problem.
JRiver v25 (Windows) >> 220Pro/CI >> PMC Twenty5.23 + twin KEF KC62 subs. One White Phantom.
