Windows 11, O365, AMD GPU, Intel 12th gen.
Outlook has significant rendering defects that make it difficult to use. When mousing over items on the File menu, chunks of visuals from other portions of the menu are rendered instead of the hovered item, and moving the mouse around will eventually make it render correctly. The issue is easily reproduced.
Similarly, using the keyboard OR mouse in the main inbox view to move down the list of emails will hop out of order instead of linearly downward, however it is a rendering defect - the actual selected item is correct if you mouse around to trick it into rendering the selected item, and it will select the correct item despite displaying the wrong one.
Also noticed the same menu item defects in Word and PowerPoint for O365, so this is an office-wide issue. There is no way to disable hardware rendering in the newest O365, so you can't disable GPU rendering to see if that fixes it (why would MS remove this?). This is NOT a 32-bit issue - I verified this is the 64 bit version, and is up to date.
No other applications on the system have this issue just O365.
