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June 29, 2016 at 7:42 am #42279
Hi Guys,
Just got the Cube i9 yesterday and overall very pleased with the purchase – quite decent build for such a cheap surface alternative.
Anyways, I could not find an answer on the forum or via Google and this actually might be more Win 10 related than a Cube issue but maybe somebody had this problem and solved it already.
Basically whenever I run any game and a touchpad gesture(hate em!) bumps me back to Windows the game graphics get corrupted when I resume it. It looks like the screen is split in half vertically hosting two squashed down duplicates of the very game i’m playing and one side of the screen is all pink, glitchy and whatnot.
Anyone seen this? Tested 3 different games and they all acted exactly the same.
Thanks,
Jan
June 29, 2016 at 3:19 pm #42296I dont have this problem myself. One thing you can try is to download the: Intel Driver Update Utility from the intel website and update the graphics drivers. http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/detect.html
The tool is really straightfoward. Download the tool and install it -> click scan and wait for it to finish -> two options will be presented select one of the two but not both!! It doesn’t really matter what you choose. I personally select the pure windows 10 drivers. -> click download -> click install -> confirm the wizard -> after installation restart the pc.
Please tell me if it worked 🙂
June 29, 2016 at 7:08 pm #42309Hi Bonnom,
I did install the latest HD 515 driver yesterday evening after updating to the latest optimised bios. Doesn’t seem to change a thing.
Tried different scaling options too to rule out this causing the problem but this too doesn’t help at all.
Attaching a screen grab of how things look if i ALT+TAB and go back into a game. Seeing how easy it is to make an odd gesture on the track pad this is somewhat a problem 😉
Nobody else suffering from the same issue? i surely can’t be the only one.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.June 29, 2016 at 8:13 pm #42314I must admit that a lion share of the games I tested are pretty old titles. Seems that fairly recent games don’t have this issue. Still would be cool to understand what’s causing this =)
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