Display problem

[gohardsupreme]

I have a strange annoying display problem. basically my windows and the desktop and such do not automatically refresh themselves like they usually do. For example i deleted a folder sending it to the recycle bin. it still goes to the recycle bin however it is still shown in its previous location until i right-click and refresh the explorer window. has anyone seen this before and if so how can it be corrected?
thanks in advance

 

[seekermeister]

I've seen that on other file managers, but not Explorer.

 

[gohardsupreme]

I also have the same problem when i download or delete something to/from my desktop. no change is visible until i refresh the desktop

 

[Lordbob75]

I also have the same problem when i download or delete something to/from my desktop. no change is visible until i refresh the desktop

What happens if you try to open / run it?

~Lordbob

 

[gohardsupreme]

I also have the same problem when i download or delete something to/from my desktop. no change is visible until i refresh the desktop

What happens if you try to open / run it?

~Lordbob

i get this message

 

[Lordbob75]

OK that means that it has been deleted, it is just not registering with the desktop.

Try updating your graphics drivers, or rolling back to an older one.

~Lordbob

 

[gohardsupreme]

The problem seems to have fixed itself at least for now. thanks

 

[geob]

Update does not fix...

On an HP 6730s, with Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family:

Asking Device Manager to update the driver resulted in a message that driver was up to date.

Using Intel's detector, an update was advised to build 1986. Installed the update (a semi-scary process in itself; no warning of several blank screens, running software by some unheard-of entity) but after reboot no change in behavior.

Test: Open a Word document, view temp file in Windows Explorer. Close Word file. Temp file remains visible in listing; F5 refreshes and temp file disappears.

George

fwiw: a thread at MS TechNet on this issue shows no known solution as of this date.