This looks like shit and its amazing this issue persists. Now take a look at microsoft 'support' forums. Ouch.. here's a complaint about the issue from 2009 (LOL, 10 years ago) 'Taskbar Flickering constantly. How do I make it stop?'. A more recent one has a Top answer from windows Expert 'A. User' suggesting to run 'sfc /scannow' to solve the problem!
no one is behind the wheel of the ship at the windows division of microsoft, or even microsoft in general. really sad stuff
does that really bother you? i never noticed it until you mentioned it.
Charles Walker
Works in Windows 8
Julian Torres
Can't reproduce… then again, why should either of those notifications fire if you merely delete a shortcut?
Nolan Mitchell
>Using desktop icons
Thomas Murphy
How many times are you gonna post this shit? You're as annoying as that "paying over $50 for a phone" poster.
Jaxon Wilson
I also hadn't noticed until he pointed out. I tried the exact same reproduction steps in the gif and it does occur on my machine, too.
I'm not the OP, and this redraw doesn't really bother me, but what bothers me is this part: >a Top answer from windows Expert 'A. User' suggesting to run 'sfc /scannow' to solve the problem! Suggesting "sfc /scannow" should be banned from those forums. That scan takes too long, never worked for me, and is there to see under every fucking complaint regarding the OS in those forums. I hate those forums, and also Microsoft's way of support, i.e. automated messages, possibly without even trying it on your own machine.
Then again, it could be worse, like Apple's way of "you are doing it wrong"s and "it is not intended to be used that way, duh"s. Those are worse and mock-worthy, and what's even more funny is that applecucks are ok with being scolded for pointing a defect, made to use it the AppleWay.
Luis Anderson
Probably until he gets help to resolve his issue, and that makes this one a tech support thread. Go ahead and report it if you want.
REMINDER THAT EDGE DOES NOT HIDE ITS SCROLL BARS EVEN WITH THE SETTING ENABLED, IT KEEPS A WHITE EYESORE ON THE SCREEN AT ALL TIMES EVEN WITH DARK MODE ENABLED
Adam Rodriguez
>open up an image >all desktop icons flicker to default icons then back I's like win 10 is fucking with the registry every time that happens. win 7 only does that if you install something and it affects the registry.
Benjamin Jones
It does this when you delete anything.
Jackson Smith
JUST CHECKED IF ITS STILL THERE ON THE PREVIEW OF THE NEXT BIG RELEASE AND IT IS, FUCK MS, THIS IS WHY NO ONE USES EDGE
Austin Reed
If it wasn't shit they wouldn't call it winshit.
Dylan Jenkins
I bet you can still fill up GDI's memory and bug out the taskbar. Windows is fucking legacy garbage.
That's a hologram another person inside your computer it's no glitch op
Noah Evans
>she uses icons on her desktop >she actually uses the GUI instead of just coding in the powershell
Isaac Roberts
>she
Brandon Harris
It's shit. You're right. But what is there to do?
>Use Linux desktop!
Don't make me laugh.
Joseph Myers
t. Stockholm syndrome
Isaac Murphy
Firefox has white scrollbars in dark mode too. It's annoying.
Ian Wright
Firefox is trying out UI customizing, so that shouldn't be an issue anymore. The issue is that Edge used to have disappearing scrollbars (up and with the anniversary update) and offers a dark mode, all other scroll bars, even the ones within Edge's settings menu, disappear and hide themselves.
Juan Price
The Win10 UI glitches are a drop in the ocean compared to the buggy shitfest Linux desktop.
why do you keep spamming this thread two times a week
Connor Hernandez
yeah, whatever makes you sleep at night
Sebastian Williams
Does this only happen if you have labels hidden? I have labels showing and they don't flicker.
Connor White
>whatever makes you sleep at night
Like thumbnails in the file explorer?
Sebastian Cox
Nope, can't get it to flicker... Is there a trick to it? t. LTSB user.
Jace Long
Install GNU+Linux.
Lucas Gray
If you want to see something flicker real hard, just install any given NT between at least 3.5x and Win7, and log out while having at least one window up.
daily reminder there's literally an autist spamming the same bullshit win 10 webms and gifs about fake issues like "flicker" or broken start menu for months (years?) now
Gavin Sullivan
>fake issues like "flicker" or broken start menu Nice try Kumar, but both of those happen on the latest stable version. I've had the start menu freeze several times and the only way to restore it was to kill cortana.exe and let it reload.
Michael Rodriguez
Works on 7
Justin Sanders
Oh no, KDE crashed again!
Owen Rivera
hahah this is pajeet engineering at its finest
Lucas Myers
Pajeet "engineering" at its finest is the see-through title bar in the photo viewer and nothing else. Shit looked so out of place I disabled it and never looked back. Also on the calculator, when it becomes opaque when not focused which is the exact opposite of what transparency is supposed to be for.
Jordan Jackson
>You're as annoying as that "paying over $50 for a phone" poster. he's probably the same retard
Christian King
>thumbnails this isn't a problem anymore, slowpoke check webm related
>Windows 10's dark mode is literally just color inversion
That's just embarrassing.
Camden Allen
> what is there to do i started working on this gist.github.com/fanfare/1b1a5c0c0dd8aedeaaab45d5513525e0 to try and overcome the issue. it was close but i gave up because i knew it wouldnt be perfect 100% of the time plus the cpu went into overdrive when you put the mouse in the taskbar area.
here's how i think it can be fixed once and for all, although i dont know enough about how memory works in windows to do it. if you use something like jacquelin.potier.free.fr/winapioverride32/ and get the address in memory of the shchangenotify function maybe you could overwrite the memory space of the function in shell32 to prevent calls made specifically the SHCNE_ASSOCCHANGED and SHCNE_UPDATEIMAGE requests. maybe some ultra autist could figure it out,
