Problem
When using Internet Explorer, images, search boxes and other items are overlayed with X's. These X's may multiply or fracture when hovered over.
Solution
This only seems to occur on Windows machines using Internet Explorer, not Chrome or Firefox. This does not seem to affect all users of IE.
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You will need to turn on Software Rendering instead of GPU rendering.
- In IE, go to Tools>Internet Options and click the Advanced tab.
- In the Accelerated graphics section of the Settings window, place a check in the box next to "Use software rendering instead of GPU rendering."
- Click OK.
You will need to restart IE and you may need to restart the computer to complete the fix. |
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