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Hello All,
So, when I am editing photos in Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom version: CC 2015.8 -License: Creative Cloud.
When editing images, and I roll my cursor back and forth between different actions, a very annoying 'ghost like box' pops up in the bottom right corner of my image I am editing. I can kind of tell it is part of the image I am editing on but repeated and moved over covering the original image below it. Anyone know how to fix this? Please help as this is making it difficult to edit my images. TIA- Victoria
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Show us a screen capture of this problem.
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OK- I clicked the doc and went to page 10. When I open NVIDIA Control Panel, there is no next step.. no stero..etc. to click on to even see Keyboard set up. I even searched all buttons in the control panel and saw nothing about gaming or keyboard settings. 😕
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It says to update your driver to version 376.09. Did you do that?
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I can only find v375.95... which I am now...
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My mistake, the proper version to download is v375.86.
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Apparently my computer which is
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is not compatible...
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My mistake, the proper version to download is v375.86.
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First, you need to go to NVidia, not rely on Windows
•nVidia Driver Downloads http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
Second, you need to ask NVidia for help with installing their driver software
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Hey Tim your link is where it forwards me... it was the same site I had put v375.86. I will ask them for help, thank you all!
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Hi victoriad85641240,
Just to clarify, any driver AFTER 375.86 should fix the tiling issue. So if there is one later that is compatible with your computer, you're able to try that one as well. Which NVIDIA card do you have? If you go to Help > System Info > Copy in the Lightroom application and paste the info here, we could help locate the driver.
Thanks,
Melissa