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If you can't reproduce it reliably and it's kind of rare... isn't that enough to explain it? :P First thing you need in a bug report is a reliable way to get it
by AshleysBrain 10y ago
If you can't reproduce it reliably and it's kind of rare... isn't that enough to explain it? :P First thing you need in a bug report is a reliable way to get it to happen!
Also having read Raymond Chen's "Old New Thing" blog for a while, it's very common that some third party software/extension does something insane with the desktop window and breaks things. It could be something like that. Can you reproduce it on a completely empty fresh install of Windows?
- MzHN 10y agoI am currently on a fairly fresh install of Windows 10 (past week or so), but I do have some of my dev environment installed, so not completely clean. It started happening pretty soon as always for me. I'm starting to think it may have something to do with the way some people interact with the UI, as some people do not get it at all and some, like me, get it often.