Trados Studio 2024 : Unstable display of Windows in Multiscreen set up

My computer is showing unstable display of screens after recent Windows Update (Trados Studio 2024 SR1 - 18.1.4.6694). At first, I thought that changes made in Regedit trying to solve the way-too-long closing of applications and shutting off Windows were the culprit. I'm sorry to say that I do not remember what were the manipulations in Regedit (I know, not sa good idea!). 

Right now, the display problems are : weird and unstable display on both screens, components of Trados Studio windows are flashing (screen getting bigger or smaller, flashing, etc.), a few flashing problems with other screen not displaying Trados. Here is the list of what I tried so far :

  • Close and Restart Trados and Windows
  • Click on the reset Window Layout tool 
  • Repair of Trados using Windows functionality
  • Choosing Trados Model
  • Close previous work and reinstalling of the project
  • Tried to work with smaller size screen in Trados
  • Windows Update

    Other informations : some of the files I'm working on are on older version of Word. There is no error message for now.

    Thank you for any help about that, since I'm on a time-sensitive context.


    Claude

 



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[edited by: Claude Brindamour at 12:11 PM (GMT 1) on 27 Jul 2026]
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  • Hello Claude,

    It seems like you're experiencing a challenging issue with Trados Studio 2024 in a multiscreen setup after a Windows update. Let me guide you through some steps to address the unstable display and flashing issues:

    ### Step 1: Verify Windows Updates

    - Ensure that your Windows operating system is fully updated. Go to **Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update** and click **Check for updates**. Install any pending updates and restart your computer.

    ### Step 2: Reset Trados Studio Layout

    - Use the **Reset Window Layout** option in Trados Studio. This can be found under the **View** tab. This step often resolves display issues caused by misaligned or corrupted layouts.

    ### Step 3: Repair Trados Studio

    - Perform a repair of Trados Studio through the Windows **Apps & Features** settings. Locate Trados Studio 2024 in the list, select it, and choose the **Repair** option.

    ### Step 4: Check .NET Framework

    - Ensure that the required .NET Framework version is installed and functioning correctly:

     1. Open **Control Panel > Programs > Turn Windows features on or off**.

     2. Verify that **.NET Framework

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  • First 3 steps were made. I installed the latest version of .NET Framework.

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