Colors and graphics distorted afer using PowerPoint 2010

Hello fellas, just today I was working on a presentation on PowerPoint 2010, and out of nowhere my screen starts changing colors just like when you change a theme, and not just the colors but also the graphics and all the fonts are now all messed up. I included a couple of pics. I tried the next:

- First I tried to change theme, change color depth and restart, and checked the cables to no luck
- I used an option on TuneUp Utilites that says it repairs the icons cache and display
- Next, I used the PC without the video card which uses DVI to VGA adapter
- I used another monitor, it's exactly the same. I even linked the two monitors on dual display but both displays are equally messed up
- I reinstalled the video drivers, I even used Driver Genius just to be sure they are the right ones

As you can see, my monitors, video card and cables are just fine. The BIOS and the Windows start screens colors and graphics are fine. I tried everything I know, so I humbly request your assistance, any kind of help is greatly appreciated.

Wow.. that looks like some very very bad corruption..
I'm about to leave, but I have enough time to ask if you could please open an elevated command prompt.

My Programs, search for CMD, right click > open as administrator.

And Execute SFC.EXE /SCANNOW for starters. Let us know if it found any corruptions, and upload the log please.

Thanks Erick for your reply!, I executed the Checker, it went 100% complete and it gave me this message: "Windows resource protection did not find any integrity violations". Regardless, I kinda isolated the [SR] tagged entries in the CBS.log, as I read that there I would find the System File Checker related messages, I'm including it though I'm not sure if those entries have anything to do with this problem. Any next step I should follow, I appreciate the guidance.

You can try the following:

Open up a CMD Prompt and type in it :
net stop uxsms

Then opne up another Command prompt and enter:

net start uxsms

Or you can go to your sevices and stop The DWM service and then restart it. After this restart you PC.

Did you try what I posted?

Hey Gary, I did restart the manager, through Cmd Prompt and also from service.msc, but it's the same, it's worth note that I was using the original Windows theme, without Aero effects. It's odd though, some things look normal, and icons and some text looks all messed up, just like these caps if that is of some help. Thanks again.

Try using Aero JUst RC on the destop and choose a Windows Aero theme

Excuse me Gary, RC?

Damian Adelle said:

Excuse me Gary, RC?

Right Click.

I guess that did not Help???