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If anyone gonna answer this question, please don't say basic things that anyone with a brain would have already tried.Īgain, just so you don't forget: It's NOT a driver problem of ANY kind, nor is it Aero themes or any other third-party themes. Windows just stops registering wether or not the mouse pointer is hovering the taskbar, so it glitches (basically he thinks the mouse pointer never left the taskbar, so of course, the glow Like I said, this is a WINDOWS bug, not a driver or aero problem. It happened on my brother's computer as well, on a generic graphics card, plus I installed an old version of the graphics driver before posting this,Īnd it still didn't work (I had the latest graphics driver, then I tried and older version, both of them didn't solve the matter).

I said clearly that it WASN'T, I'm going to repeat it ok? Just read it: It ISN'T a graphics driver issue. It's stunning how people answer to questions not reading the entire question first. The windows thinks that the mouse cursor is still there, so it never goes away. Notice that even though the folder is selected, the glow freezes on any program/folder on the taskbar you hover your mouse.

Here is a picture of it, in case you don't know exactly what I'm referring to: Is there any way at all to fix this? Or remove that yellow glow completely? This is really annoying! This is not a driver related problem, this is a Windows Seven bug. It doesn't matter what programs I install or have installed, I already formatted, then installed only the basics (Internet driver, browser, audio,etc) and it still happened, and again, it's NOT a graphics driver issue, I tested it. I don't have installed any themes or tweak programs, the Windows is completely explorer.exe process, and I don't want to restart my computer every 5 minutes for it to away, because it comes back again, every time and it is random.

I click on something on my desktop and the preview disappears, but the color effect is still on the icon acting like I'm pointing at it.Īnd no, I'm not gonna kill the. Then I move my mouse away and the color effect stays and the preview For example, I point at a running app, and I see the color light up and the preview appear. Sometimes my taskbar lookes the ability to know when my cursor leaves the taskbar.