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Thread ID: 143531	2017-02-04 20:34:00	MS Office 2013 Erratic Window Movement	DeSade (984)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1431540	2017-02-06 20:55:00	Does it make a difference whether you have a spreadsheet open in Excel or not?	Agent_24 (57)
1431541	2017-02-07 22:40:00	In excel options/advanced, under display, is 'Disable hardware graphics acceleration' checked?	the_bogan (9949)
1431542	2017-02-08 00:27:00	In excel options/advanced, under display, is 'Disable hardware graphics acceleration' checked? Did you not even glance at the second and third posts of the thread?	bevy121 (117)
1431543	2017-02-08 00:47:00	Did you not even glance at the second and third posts of the thread? Yes I did. I was referring specifically to Excel, not office in general. I can simulate his error with that unchecked, but not with it checked. That's why I asked	the_bogan (9949)
1431544	2017-02-08 05:45:00	ah - sorry, obviously my reading skills at fault there! doh!	bevy121 (117)
1431545	2017-02-14 19:22:00	Does it make a difference whether you have a spreadsheet open in Excel or not? No In excel options/advanced, under display, is 'Disable hardware graphics acceleration' checked? It wasn't but I turned it on and restarted Excel, No difference.	DeSade (984)
1431546	2017-02-15 04:28:00	Restart the computer when you turn on/off hardware acceleration. You could also try disabling Animate controls and elements inside windows, which is a Performance Option which affects all programs. Maybe there is a registry way to do it just for Office if you don't want to do it globally.	Kame (312)
1431547	2017-02-15 18:25:00	Restart the computer when you turn on/off hardware acceleration. You could also try disabling Animate controls and elements inside windows, which is a Performance Option which affects all programs. Maybe there is a registry way to do it just for Office if you don't want to do it globally. There is, found the following www.askvg.com Its already been suggested in post #4.	wainuitech (129)
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