rednoah wrote: ↑03 Jul 2017, 13:43 setx J2D_D3D false will permanently set the J2D_D3D environment variable, so you just need to set it once. It will have no effect whatsoever on any other application (unless that application is using the Java Swing GUI framework).

Thanks - I wish I would have asked about this a while ago

1. You can set the J2D_D3D environment variable to false to disable graphics acceleration. Run this in CMD and then restart FileBot: setx J2D_D3D false This will work around any graphics acceleration issues. ----- this seemed to fix my problem - how does that effect daily use, do I need to set that...

I have been using Filebot for years, and love it. I recently (today) bought it on the microsoft store, but it did the same thing before. The screen always gets corrupted (this is the only app the does it). I'm using windows 10, creators edition, but it did the same on the previous versions of window...