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costica1234

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Just encountered a very strange UI bug in 10.10.3 a couple of moments ago. All I was doing was to surf the web on Safari and when I changed to the next workspace where my FaceTime app was open, I just noticed 2 fuzzy boxes on my desktop (as in the screenshots below). I thought for a moment that my screen has broken, but as you can see in another screenshot, those gray boxes somehow got stuck on each workspace. After logout things got back to normal. Phew :). I only had Spotify and iMessage open in addition to Safari and FaceTime, but only god knows what happened there.
 

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chrfr

macrumors G5
Jul 11, 2009
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Just encountered a very strange UI bug in 10.10.3 a couple of moments ago. All I was doing was to surf the web on Safari and when I changed to the next workspace where my FaceTime app was open, I just noticed 2 fuzzy boxes on my desktop (as in the screenshots below). I thought for a moment that my screen has broken, but as you can see in another screenshot, those gray boxes somehow got stuck on each workspace. After logout things got back to normal. Phew :). I only had Spotify and iMessage open in addition to Safari and FaceTime, but only god knows what happened there.

This looks like a hardware failure. What model Mac do you have?
 

costica1234

macrumors regular
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May 21, 2013
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This looks like a hardware failure. What model Mac do you have?

Ouch, that sounds bad. It's a mid-2012 15 inch MBP (non-retina) with nVidia 650M (purchased in March 2013).
 
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chrfr

macrumors G5
Jul 11, 2009
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Ouch, that sounds bad. It's a mid-2012 15 inch MBP (non-retina) with nVidia 650M (purchased in March 2013).

Well, if it doesn't come back I wouldn't worry. It's possible that the commuter was using the integrated Intel GPU which might error that was if you have bad RAM.
If the problem doesn't recur I wouldn't be too concerned.
 
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