Unable to Click Certain Objects Weird Window Priority Issue


  1. Posts : 1
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
       #1

    Unable to Click Certain Objects Weird Window Priority Issue


    Hey Windows 7 Forums,
    Having a huge issue I am having a hard time conveying with words, so I have made a video I uploaded to YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1-33S8KnLs [2]

    Basically, I am having an issue where right from the moment I log-on, some programs are having issues where I am only able to click a button with the "highest priority" is the only way I can describe it (see video). Once I click a button with a seemingly higher priority, I am unable to click anything else within the software. The issue eventually spreads into general OS navigability until I hit CTRL + ALT + DEL to interrupt out.

    At the interrupt screen I have to click on Cancel twice. First, it is almost like there is an invisible window above the interrupt screen. When I click, it removes itself, and only then can I click Cancel and the "window priority" is reset until I click another button to increase its priority.

    This whole issue disappears for ~10min if I kill winlogon.exe to force logout. When I log back in everything is fine until something happens. I've been trying to pinpoint what exactly triggers the issue from this approach, but have been unsuccessful.

    Tried:
    Uninstalling a bunch of things
    Removing areo Reinstalling various drivers (mouse gfx keyboard)
    Windows Repair Disk
    and other things

    Really do not want to reformat I have so many things that I would have to reinstall.
    If anyone has any ideas, they would be greatly appreciated.

    Cheers,
    Matt
      My Computer


  2. Posts : 1,025
    Linux Lite 3.2 x64; Windows 7, 8.1
       #2

    Does it do it in Safe Mode?
      My Computer


 

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