tearing in windows 10

froller2 · 05 Sep 2015

DustSailor said:

Ah, well. If you tried everything, my only thought would be that a better driver or update will have to fix it. Or you could wait for someone here that is a little more knowledgeable about hardware troubleshooting, in case something is not working like it should. Remember the BIOS sometimes fixes some of these issues if MSI offers a way to update it.

updated bios a few days ago

froller2 · 05 Sep 2015

DustSailor said:

Ah, well. If you tried everything, my only thought would be that a better driver or update will have to fix it. Or you could wait for someone here that is a little more knowledgeable about hardware troubleshooting, in case something is not working like it should. Remember the BIOS sometimes fixes some of these issues if MSI offers a way to update it.

happens not only in chrome

froller2 · 05 Sep 2015

DustSailor said:

Ah, well. If you tried everything, my only thought would be that a better driver or update will have to fix it. Or you could wait for someone here that is a little more knowledgeable about hardware troubleshooting, in case something is not working like it should. Remember the BIOS sometimes fixes some of these issues if MSI offers a way to update it.

removed drivers with ddu and just reinstalled it and restarted, tearing is still happening

DustSailor · 05 Sep 2015

What is ddu?

Do you have any optimizers or software that changes appearance, or customization software installed? Sometimes they can conflict with normal operation, and all should be removed. Also, make sure your antivirus is updated, and that no other antivirus is installed along side it (because of conflicts).

I've really come to the end of my knowledge here...

froller2 · 05 Sep 2015

DustSailor said:

What is ddu?

Do you have any optimizers or software that changes appearance, or customization software installed? Sometimes they can conflict with normal operation, and all should be removed. Also, make sure your antivirus is updated, and that no other antivirus is installed along side it (because of conflicts).

I've really come to the end of my knowledge here...

ddu= Display Driver Uninstaller Download version 15.4.1.1
and no i got none of those kinda softwares, and i use mse antivirus and malwarebyte to scan with

ChuckWheat · 05 Sep 2015

have you tried changing the windows themes? What visual effects are enabled?

Word Man · 05 Sep 2015

Sincere question: What is "tearing"?

I couldn't tell from OP video what it is. I guess I could Google around but if OP or DustSailor could edumacate me a little bit in thread, I'd appreciate it and perhaps others would feel the same (or am I the only one that doesn't know?).

ChuckWheat · 05 Sep 2015

Word Man said:

Sincere question: What is "tearing"?

I couldn't tell from OP video what it is. I guess I could Google around but if OP or DustSailor could edumacate me a little bit in thread, I'd appreciate it and perhaps others would feel the same (or am I the only one that doesn't know?).

Screen Tearing

topgundcp · 05 Sep 2015

Download DriverStore Explorer [RAPR]. Right click and run as Admin, click on "Enumerate". You should get a list of drivers, put a tick mark on anything related to NVIDIA, tick on Force Deletion then click on Delete Package . This will remove the NVIDIA driver from your PC completely.
Open Admin Command Prompt, copy & Paste then run the following line:
Dism.exe /online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup&dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth&sfc /scannow&pause
NOTE: Might have to run sfc /scannow multiple times until you get a message "No integrity violation ....."
Download the latest NVIDIA driver from the websiteand run. Click on "Customize" and tick on "Complete re-install"

Word Man · 05 Sep 2015

ChuckWheat said:

Screen Tearing

Thanks, ChuckWheat - all crystal clear now. I'm a bit lazy tonight I guess.