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When I open Outlook 2013 from a minimized state, large portions of the screen do not seem to redraw. Instead, I can see straight through the window, to my desktop background. If I move or resize the window in any way, the 'blank' areas will finish drawing, and the window looks normal.
Here is a screenshot of the issue. Those clouds are my desktop background.
Does anyone know if this is a bug with Outlook 2013 specifically? Is there some driver issue that may be at play?
I am running Windows 8.1 64-bit. My graphics card is an nVidia NVS3100M with the latest drivers from the nVidia website.
答案1
Try turning off Outlook 2013's hardware acceleration.
To disable hardware acceleration, follow these steps:
- Start any Office 2013 program.
- On the File tab, click Options.
- In the Options dialog box, click Advanced.
- In the list of available options, click to select the Disable hardware graphics acceleration check box.
Instruction source/More Info over at Microsoft: KB2768684 - "Visual features or video quality may differ from one computer to another in Office 2013"
答案2
I have the same problem with Outlook 2013 on Win8.1 x64. But I'm using Parallels Desktop 9 on a Mac via Parallels' own display driver and Intel GPU, so this isn't an nVidia issue. And I also have GPU acceleration disabled. Can't offer any help, though. I'm strongly considering downgrading back to Office 2010; Office 2013 has been nothing but disappointments.
答案3
I have an NVIDIA graphics adapter as well. I typically had to wait for 20 seconds until Outlook painted its windows. Here is how I resolved it after months of pain:
- Navigate to OUTLOOK.EXE in the Explorer. My Outlook 2016 was installed under
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16\OUTLOOK.EXE
. For Outlook 2013, the folder should be called Office15 instead. You might have the 64 bit version, in which case the path won't have the(x86)
. - Right-click on the file, and picking "Run with graphics processor" from the menu.
- Pick the NVIDIA.
If you don't have the menu item, or to make this choice permanent, follow the steps here: https://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/force-app-to-use-dedicated-gpu-windows/
Disabling hardware acceleration did not help for me.
答案4
In File > Options > General change the office theme to white.