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Grey boxes appearing where code and cursor aren't present #95675

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TidyLuke opened this issue Apr 20, 2020 · 2 comments
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Grey boxes appearing where code and cursor aren't present #95675

TidyLuke opened this issue Apr 20, 2020 · 2 comments
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@TidyLuke
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  • VSCode Version: 1.44.2
  • OS Version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.18362

Every file I open which has text in it is surrounded by large grey boxes. These boxes appear to the right of the editor and below. If I place my cursor into a section the grey box will be removed from a portion. To make this clearer, I've uploaded a screen recording for you to view: https://streamable.com/i3pvk8

The strange thing is, this only happens on one monitor. Both monitors are of a very similar quality. Here are two screenshots.

Monitor 1: https://imgur.com/awhSbKD
Monitor 2: https://imgur.com/Vl2Wca8

Another strange issue with monitor 2 is that VS seems to have a "dull" filter over the application (and only this application), all colours are much duller than appear on monitor 1 (if anything the difference most applications see are colours being brighter on monitor 2). If I screenshot monitor 2 and view the screenshot in photoshop (still on monitor 2), the colours appear as expected.

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Fixed. This was fixed by going to 'Windows Settings -> System -> Windows HD Colour settings -> Play HDR games and apps'. Turn off 'Play HDR games and apps'.

Both the "dull" filter and the grey boxes have now gone.

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Thanks for the details, this is duplicate of #88491. You can use the workaround mentioned in #88491 (comment) scoped to the vscode application rather than turning off hdr.

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