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I recently got a set of 3 Acer monitors and a Gigabye AMD Radeon 6850 graphics card to support them. I hooked up two of the monitors up via DVI, and one via DisplayPort.
The first issue I had was that the mouse art would get corrupted, which was really annoying, so I updated to the latest driver (using this), which fixed that.
Then, I started getting these pretty little desktop additions! They tend to look something like this:
As far as I can tell, they aren't corrupted images of any of the programs I have open; they don't look like anything. On the other hand, though, they are definitely not just random -- before I took the screenshot of this one, it was actually a uncorrupted hunk of image, and it was white with words and letters on it, but nothing really coherent. Sometimes they are just corruptions of the desktop image:
They show up (if there isn't already one there) usually whenever I click the desktop, but getting rid of them is pretty random. Sometimes dragging a window or a selection box across it will make it go away, sometimes it won't.
I did try using the driver auto-detector thing again, but it said they were up to date.
Any ideas on how to get rid of them?
The first issue I had was that the mouse art would get corrupted, which was really annoying, so I updated to the latest driver (using this), which fixed that.
Then, I started getting these pretty little desktop additions! They tend to look something like this:

As far as I can tell, they aren't corrupted images of any of the programs I have open; they don't look like anything. On the other hand, though, they are definitely not just random -- before I took the screenshot of this one, it was actually a uncorrupted hunk of image, and it was white with words and letters on it, but nothing really coherent. Sometimes they are just corruptions of the desktop image:

They show up (if there isn't already one there) usually whenever I click the desktop, but getting rid of them is pretty random. Sometimes dragging a window or a selection box across it will make it go away, sometimes it won't.
I did try using the driver auto-detector thing again, but it said they were up to date.
Any ideas on how to get rid of them?