Datagridview on XP has a visual problem?

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datagridview on vb.net looks very wrong, picture boxes inside the grid are not showing and if I change the width of a columns u see the lines marking on the screen until u refresh... only on windows xp. This wasn t happening before on xp I don t know what changes

Posted 19-Nov-14 8:12am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 19-Nov-14 15:40pm

Just a note: System.Windows.Forms control really show some rendering defect on XP, which are not manifested on later versions of the OS.
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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-11-19T08:34:00

This isn't a question we can answer - if it "wasn t happening before" then you need to work out what you have changed between then and now - which could be anything from our end as we have no way to know what your code looks like now, let alone what it used to look like!

If you have a backup of when it worked, try looking at that and working out what you have changed in the mean time. If you don't, then make one first, and then start cutting the problem down to it's minimum code, and see when it works. Then slowly add the code you removed back until it stops again! That should give you a clue, but it's not something we can do.