Solved IE10 Right Side Black Bar

[Klaw117]

I just installed IE10 and while it looks faster and more responsive, it doesn't display correctly since there is a black bar on the right side of the screen. This also messes with the cursor alignment only when I'm using IE10 (it doesn't happen anywhere else). When I want to click something, I have to put my cursor about half a centimeter to the right of where the link is actually located on the screen.

I'm well aware that this has been brought up before and that it could be fixed by setting the browser to use the integrated graphics chip in AMD's Switchable Graphics application. However, I already had it set to the Power Saving mode, so this solution doesn't work for me. Therefore, I'd like to know if anyone has another solution that doesn't require me to uninstall IE10.

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Just curious Klaw why you don't want to uninstall it? If it were me I would save the download to Downloads (I keep mine on the desktop) uninstall and then quickly reinstall it form Downloads.

 

[Klaw117]

When I said that, I meant that I didn't want to uninstall it permanently since I liked using IE10. I'm willing to do reinstallations. However, I was forced to uninstall it permanently as IE10, for some odd reason, gives me frequent blue screens. I may try it again in the future after I do a clean install on my laptop (two years of college work have taken a toll on it). Until then, however, this topic can be disregarded.

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Yep I knew what you meant I was just giving you an option for doingit as I find that way is a quick way of doing any software reinstall.

If this thread is done mate mark it as solved

 

[the7thcolumn]

I would like to offer another solution;

Try turning off Accelerated Graphics in internet options. We had this affect a bunch of computers at work. It worked on all the PC's.
I followed the guide here: Black Bar in right side of Internet Explorer | RomCheckFail