Since the past week I'm having a very bothering issue that blocks me from using Visual Studio.
For instance, here's what I normally see:
But as soon as I scroll a bit down (either with the arrow key, mouse wheel or the scroll bar), this is what I get:
As you can see, part of the frame seems to be "locked" in the screen.
The only way to see it right, is to make some other window cover VS's window, then going back to VS I see it right.
This is what I have tried (checking if the issue was solved after each step):
None of these steps solved the issue.
This happens only with VS2010, regardless the project or solution I'm opening.
Open a new tab and type chrome://flags/#smooth-scrolling in the address bar, and press Enter. Click the dropdown box next to Smooth scrolling, and click Enabled. Click Relaunch on the bottom-right corner. Google Chrome will restart and open any pages that were previously open.
Use Ctrl + E, then Ctrl + W for disable horizontal scrolling.
Use Ctrl+Mouse Wheel for fast and easy Page Up/Down scrolling.
I think you need to start looking beyond Visual Studio for issues. The next thing I'd look at is your graphics driver. Make sure you have the latest available version.
I have the same problem with VS 2012. Scrolling up and down, does not refresh sections (rectangles) on my text editor view. (unfortunately I've not enough reputation to post a screenshot.)
I managed to workaround it in VS 2012, by floating the editor. i.e. Right Click on a file tab / Float All.
Otherwise I tried everything posted here, without any luck. Hopefully someone out there knows how to undo this magic.
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