All dialog boxes display incorrectly by Java virtual machine

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Hi,
Look at this please:
http://i45.tinypic.com/11jniap.jpg

How to fix it?

I have tried: reinstall Java, reinstall display drivers.

Posted 4-Jul-12 21:47pm

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TorstenH. · Answer 1 · 2012-07-04T22:18:00

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WTF?

looks like your GPU is f*** up.

Please try to use Threads[^].
That might be an issue of the GUI Thread hanging because you messed up something at another corner. Therefor the GUI is not redrawn correctly.

You can add a Thread to your Dialog factory (if you have one or at least a centralized point to launch the Dialogs).

But I guess you have a far bigger problem - something ruins your GUI Thread... How is the RAM load? Does the application run into a heap space? I bet so.

Posted 4-Jul-12 22:18pm

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Style-7 5-Jul-12 6:44am

There is no application. This is standard dialog box of Java ('Options'). But ANY applications running by Java have the same problem.

TorstenH. 5-Jul-12 7:04am

then you rather have an GPU Problem on your machine.
Are the applications working fine on another machines?
How is the Ram load on your machine? is the computer running on high level (taskmanager -> resource monitor)

Style-7 5-Jul-12 9:42am

Yes, all applications working fine on another machines. This machine has Windows XP and NVidia GT 6600 video card. There is no button "Resource monitor" on "Task manager".