Whenever I update my graphics driver THIS happens (picture inside)

[0186279]

So I installed bootcamp on my 2010 13" and the updated the Nvidia drivers. As soon as I opened up Google Chrome the choppiness that you see in the below pic started happening on all of my menu bars on the screen, including the google Chrome menu bar. I couldn't figure out how to fix it and eventually reinstalled Bootcamp. Once again, same thing. Although this time I opened a lot of things and it didn't happen until I eventually opened Google Chrome. To test it I reinstalled Bootcamp one more time, and didn't update the GPU driver. I opened google chrome and all was well, until I again installed the newest Nvidia driver.

Is there a reason this could be happening? And if there is no fix what is the easiest way for me to downgrade to a driver before that (If that will even fix the problem...)?

Thanks!

 

[mwearl]

See if adding –disable-accelerated-compositing immediately after chrome.exe in your chrome desktop shortcut fixes the display problem.

So, for instance if you have a shortcut "c:\some user folder\some appdata\chrome.exe", then make it "c:\some user folder\some appdata\chrome.exe –disable-accelerated-compositing"

So I installed bootcamp on my 2010 13" and the updated the Nvidia drivers. As soon as I opened up Google Chrome the choppiness that you see in the below pic started happening on all of my menu bars on the screen, including the google Chrome menu bar. I couldn't figure out how to fix it and eventually reinstalled Bootcamp. Once again, same thing. Although this time I opened a lot of things and it didn't happen until I eventually opened Google Chrome. To test it I reinstalled Bootcamp one more time, and didn't update the GPU driver. I opened google chrome and all was well, until I again installed the newest Nvidia driver.

Is there a reason this could be happening? And if there is no fix what is the easiest way for me to downgrade to a driver before that (If that will even fix the problem...)?

Thanks!
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[0186279]

See if adding –disable-accelerated-compositing immediately after chrome.exe in your chrome desktop shortcut fixes the display problem.

So, for instance if you have a shortcut "c:\some user folder\some appdata\chrome.exe", then make it "c:\some user folder\some appdata\chrome.exe –disable-accelerated-compositing"

Hmm I can't seem to find that anywhere.