[HELP] The program windows change shape by themselves

nikijunpei81

Hello. For a while now the Daz3D windows have been changing shape by themselves when I load a figure or a pose, and this not only in Daz, but also in DIM, when I log in to the account for doenload.
In other words, what happens is that the window, which I use in full screen, while loading the scene or the new asset, starts to flicker and shrinks to the smallest format, and then returns to full screen format after a few seconds.
Is this a bug? I also reinstalled the app and the nVidia drivers (a clean install), but I did not solve the problem.
My hardware: Win 11 Home 64, Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-14900HX 2.20 GHz, RAM 32 GB,Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Laptop GPU, Driver studio 566.36.
I hope someone can help me understand if I just have to wait for new updates or if I can solve it somehow.

Thank you

Richard Haseltine

It appears that your CPU includes an Intel GPU - are you sure the aplications are using the nVidia GPU, not the Intel, for drawing their UI? Check the nVidia Control panel, launched from a right-click on the Windows desktop.

nikijunpei81

Richard Haseltine said:

It appears that your CPU includes an Intel GPU - are you sure the aplications are using the nVidia GPU, not the Intel, for drawing their UI? Check the nVidia Control panel, launHiched from a right-click on the Windows desktop.

Hi. Thank you. Could you tell me thw section in the control panel i should check? Thank You

Richard Haseltine

I don't have a system that would show the option.

Halcon Bluesky

nikijunpei81 Your problem maybe hardware related.

Refer to the brand of your computer laptop (Example DELL)

And go to the webage, to download the drivers and update BIOS if necessary.

Don't forget to check for Windows updates when you are done with your computer Drivers and Software first.

 

nikijunpei81

Halcon Bluesky said:

nikijunpei81 Your problem maybe hardware related.

Refer to the brand of your computer laptop (Example DELL)

And go to the webage, to download the drivers and update BIOS if necessary.

Don't forget to check for Windows updates when you are done with your computer Drivers and Software first.

 

I check, and it seems everything is updated...