Microsoft also provided a link to the below article, which relates to the Outlook Flashing issue generally and their roadmap The is something that we turned off before Christmas as it was a suggested fix for screen flashing within Citrix. I am going to get that box unticked again and see what happens It may well be that a combination of that box unticked and mimecasts latest add-in will work for us - we live in hope!
For impacted users that cannot go to bit Office for one reason or another, and for whom the previous steps do not fully resolve the rendering problems, there are other options to relieve memory pressure. To this end, some or all the following may help:.
We have already been working on add-in removal which hasn't really helped and things like monitor dpi settings and avoiding multiple monitors don't work for us due to the way we work - everyone has 2 screens. Other than that it is basically don't have too much open in outlook at any one time The man from Microsoft has gone off to see if there is anything else he can find out or suggest, but ultimately he said if an add-in is causing it and it doesnt happen if there are no add ins loaded then we will have to engage with that add-in provider to resolve Based on what I was told there may be hope for people on 32 bit C2R office if they ensure the LAA updates are installed.
I don't know if that helps anyone - again if I hear any more I will post back. Really the only fix I have to try on my environment is to re-enable hardware acceleration as my office is not click-to-run and is already fully patched.
I have this problem and don't use Mimecast. Case in point just 5 minutes ago. Not sure if this is relevant but it went into Clutter and I have screwfix. Right click in the main office window and whilst the context menu is open, no flicker.
Cancel the menu and the flicker restarts. Open the message again and the flicker started again - HOWEVER, whilst typing this with the message still open behind this browser window, the flicker in the main Outlook window stopped and now opening and closing the message doesn't result in flickering.
Opened a different HTML message and no flicker. Admitted, it did have different marketing content. Hi, WBrady, is there plenty of available memory still on the affected machines when the flashing occurs? If both the data confirm the issue is due to memory exhaustion than update you outlook client.
For more info The only hurdle has been plugins like enterprise vault, Bloomberg, etc, have had some hiccups.
We have been using W10 - with Office Since migrating to W10 We opened a case with MS and haven't found a solution yet since january. But the problem is clearly coming from migrating to It took a lot longer to occur 3 weeks , one thing i noticed was that it happened after i changed my windows password and did not update it in Mimecast Outlook plugin.
After i updated my password in the outlook plugin, the flashing problem dissapeared. I too have been struggling with this problem. Many of the recommended solutions revolve around finding the "fly in the ointment" or the app, add-in, etc. Today I tried something new. In this tab, you can select a particular application i. Outlook and select the preferred graphics processor to be used by the application.
I toggled Outlook from Integrated Graphics intel to the Nvidia Processor, and the flickering went away. Have been having this issue for a few months now and the solutions I have are to restart Outlook or take out of full-screen which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't or just wait a while and it may stop.
For me this issue comes at random times and actions. I might be writing a brand new email and try to paste in an image then the flashing begins. I might be replying to an email then the flashing begins after I hit reply. It is all different email sources and nothing is consistent. I only have one email account in Outlook now and I only have 15 items in my inbox. Email account is Office running ProPlus v Build I have so far concluded this is just another Microsoft programming error hopefully to be resolved in future patches.
Microsoft fixing the software would be a good fix! For my last flashing experience, I closed the draft email I was working on, took Outlook out of full-screen and it stopped flashing, then I re-opened the draft email, completed, sent and returned Outlook back to full-screen.
We are rolling out Office to our users in the next few week, I will have to postpone this till I see a fix. I've been on it for the last 2 months and I experience the flickering about 2 times a day. It happens normally when and email has multiple images in the content.
This fault is become an epidemic with nearly all users reporting the problem and that it seems to be getting worse. I've just been called over on three occasions through the day. I've captured a video of one of them. Closing and re-opening Outlook does fix it. All of them are using their laptop as a second screen plugged into a monitor. After reading this post, I checked and noticed I had three calendars in addition to the main one I use.
When I tried to access them, the error " The set of folders cannot be opened". So I looked up the that solution online and found this fix:. In this solution, we will reset the navigation pane settings in Outlook. Close all applications. Hold Windows key and press R.
In the run dialog, type. Close and Re-open normally. Those inaccessible calendar folders are no longer there. I will see if this stops the flashing on my computer. Shayboy72 is correct; multiple calendars are related to this issue.
Happening on my Surface Book 2, also. Running bit W10 Pro with 8 GB and 2. MSO is bit ProPlus I'm seeing it happen with no discernable pattern. And today I was replying to an email and the preview pane simply blanked out. I saved the email, closed Outlook, reopened, and the email saved in Drafts was fine.
It happened a second time and I hit "send" anyway and the email was intact. The only 'pattern' that I can come up with is during navigation.
Between folders, different emails, or to different tabs have only seen it happen relating to the calendar once, though. Thankfully, I'm only restarting Outlook times a day.
I'm going to upgrade to MSO bit and see if it helps. We made a test with some users updating Office to Since the update, no more flickering issue in Outlook. Mimecast did cause an issue one time on my 64bit machine, i noticed i was not logged into the plugin and outlook started to flash. Maybe the cache builds up and cannot dump for some reason when Mimecast isn't authenticated but as soon as I logged in the flashing was resolved.
We hadn't set the following reg key, so make sure you do this as well as install KB Just only pushed this reg key out, so can't say if it has fixed the issue or not. Install the May 1, , update for Outlook KB After you install the update, set the following registry subkey value:. Just throwing this out there in the spirit of helpfulness, since all kinds of other things have been tried. For the recent user I helped with the blinking issue, I tried a number of things that have helped with other Outlook issues:.
This eliminates more animation. As mentioned by someone else, I've also had the user keep less windows of messages open at a time as well. This combination seemed to help the issue for him, without resorting to regedits, Outlook safe mode, disabling addins, and so forth.
We are starting to have more users with the problem, so I will have to see if this helps with them as well. Hopefully that's fixed it!! DWORD value: 0 zero. I had a similar issue on multiple PCs, so different hardware and changing to Office o did not resolve the issue. It would occur times a day. Changing the display drivers helps a little but not make the issue go away totally.
I'm seeing it using the latest edition of Outlook , bit on the latest Win10 bit , so so much for LAA and according to at least one post above, even bit doesn't immunize you. I have not seen the issue specifically in Outlook, but in the search Window of OneNote After looking over the ideas of fixes - I settled on trying one - Checking the box to Disable Hardware Acceleration.
Which "Mostly" worked. The checkbox to disable at least has it only flash a couple times and then I can enter my search.
So Tried something not in the list: right click and sort subfolders alphabetically. I've been struggling to figure this issue out for a client of mine for the last two weeks. I found a resolution but just remember this may not work for your version of Windows. I found this fix when using Outlook on Windows The issue is caused by the xbox game streaming services. With it enabled. It attempts to capture parts of Outlook and Outlook does not appreciate it!
For those not on Windows 10 or not using Xbox Gaming Services it is on by default so still make sure it is disabled. I would suggest you check any of your recording softwares to see if it is on. Such as Nvidia screen capture or OBS etc I turned Hardware Acceleration on, last week, cause the other annoying isue was that I would get blank emails when opening emails, and that was a suggested fix.
The flashing in Outlook started with the most recent Windows 10 Updates also started signing out every 5 minutes, but that is another issue. I used Device manager to search for and update the graphics card driver and the flashing has stopped for now. I got the same flickering problem in my Outlook Office I repaired the Office software offline and it worked! Office Office Exchange Server. Not an IT pro? Internet Explorer TechCenter. Sign in. United States English. Ask a question. Quick access.
Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Outlook IT Pro Discussions. This forum is for general questions and feedback related to Outlook all versions as they pertain to the IT Pro community. Sign in to vote. He doesn't want to run in safe mode for a few days so that's the best I can do.
Did a full online Office apps repair via control panel Set him up with a new Outlook profile Made sure his Office was up to date. Anyone see this before? Thursday, September 21, PM. Hi pstoric, I tried to open the link you shared above, but it requires permission. Does the issue only occur to Outlook? What's the version of the Windows system?
Best regards, Yuki Sun Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they helped. Friday, September 22, AM. Friday, September 22, PM. Hi pstoric, Thanks for the update. Monday, September 25, AM. Seem to only happen to his Outlook app and the video driver is the most recent already. I updated them as the first part in troubleshooting this issue. His operating system is Windows 7.
Monday, September 25, PM. Hi pstoric, How about trying to perform a clean boot in Windows , then have a try and see if issue persists? This helps eliminate whether the issue was caused by any software conflicts. Tuesday, September 26, AM. Hi Yuki, It seems like the issue cannot be solved with "Disable hardware graphics acceleration". Regards, Pasumau. Monday, November 6, AM. Monday, November 6, PM. Any help would be appreciated.
Friday, November 17, PM. It seems like MS has no solution for this issue yet. We have not got any feedback from Yuki since her last reply. Monday, November 20, AM. Using Windows 7 and Office Pro Plus Build Wednesday, December 6, PM. Hello everybody, I have a user in the company using windows 10 and office and the same issue. Does any solution for this issue?? Hello pstoric, Does it caused by over the performance limit??
Thanks in advance!! Friday, December 8, AM. We got exactly same issue with windows 10 Outlook Monday, December 11, AM. Monday, December 11, PM. The computer which I am facing this issue is bits version office.
Tuesday, December 12, AM. Not only does it flicker, but then pieces of the User Interface disappear. This seems to particularly manifest itself when trying to attach a file. The Explorer window for the attachment becomes unreadable. If anyone comes up with a fix, please post it. I may try a clean install with the 64 bit version. Currently running Office Pro Plus version build The issue is intermittent, so it is difficult to repeat for technical support help.
Monday, December 18, PM. Continuing to see this issue will less users now but still it is an problem. Tuesday, December 19, PM. Hi, Just posting to flag that I too have this issue. Thanks Alistair. You might a yellow or red warning bar with this message across the top of the application. You might also see a Let's get started screen with options to try, buy, or activate Office using a product key.
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Word Check spelling and grammar automatically as you type Word marks potential spelling errors with a red squiggly line, and potential grammatical errors are marked with a green squiggly line. Close the dialog box to save your changes. To fix an error, do one of the following: Type the correction in the box and then click Change.
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