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Chasesy
Aug 23, 2024Copper Contributor
Text rending issue on Windows Insider?
No text displayed. Does anyone know how to fix this issue?
- Yeah, it started happening with the 24H2 update. The same issue happens to the settings app if I leave it opened for a while (build 26100.1150).
- MalentinaCopper ContributorSometimes, the issue can be caused by a bug that gets resolved in a newer build. Go to Settings > Windows Update and check for any updates. Install any pending updates and see if that resolves the text rendering issue.
- MateonbroCopper ContributorGo to Settings > Windows Update and see if there are any new updates available. Windows Insider builds are constantly being updated, so a newer version might fix the bug.
- EaryamkCopper ContributorSince you're using Windows Insider, it's possible that a new update might fix the issue. Go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and check if there are any new updates available.
- CainKellyeCopper ContributorUpdate Windows Insider Build: Make sure you're running the latest version of the Windows Insider Build, as updates often include bug fixes.
Check graphics drivers: Outdated or incompatible graphics drivers can cause text rendering issues. Update the graphics driver via Device Manager or download the latest driver from the manufacturer's website.
Clear Font Cache: A corrupted font cache can cause rendering problems. To clear the font cache, do the following
Open a command prompt as an administrator.
Type the following command
net stop fontcache
del %WinDir%\FontCache3.dat
net start fontcache
Restart the computer. - EmieryCopper ContributorBoot into safe mode and see if this is fixed or not.
- CameronLewisCopper ContributorI am on 23H2 and no such a problem on my PC.
- JacksonRobertsonIron ContributorYeah, it started happening with the 24H2 update. The same issue happens to the settings app if I leave it opened for a while (build 26100.1150).
- HenronyIron ContributorSince you're on the Insider program, use the Feedback Hub to report your issue. Microsoft pays attention to user feedback, especially from Insider builds, and your report could help identify the bug for future fixes.