Photo viewer GUI glitch when maximizing window

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  1. Ztruker
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    Is this only with Windows Photo Viewer?
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  3. Lemon Tree
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    It's the only one I've noticed, I went on google earlier and notice a lot of ppl are saying they're going through the same problem with the photo viewer and says when they switched to another driver the problem sometimes goes away.
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  4. Ztruker
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    You might try an older video driver. Sometimes that fixes weird problems like this.
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  6. Lemon Tree
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    Woot it worked! Last night NVidia released a new driver and the update fixed the UI glitch. :)
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  7. Ztruker
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    That's great.
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