You can make a difference in the Apple Support Community!
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
When you sign up with your Apple Account, you can provide valuable feedback to other community members by upvoting helpful replies and User Tips.
Hi guys,
I have a MacBook Air running Catalina after upgrading from High Sierra I have noticed black pixels around corners of application windows and dialog boxes. Is a kext file damaged or something? It is really annoying so could you guys please help?
Thanks
Liam
Howdy,
If you see black borders around interface items, check to see if you have "Increase contrast" enabled in
System Preferences > Accessibility > Display (sidebar) > Display (tab) > [ √ ] Increase contrast.
Without Increase contrast:
With Increase contrast:
ivan
Howdy,
If you see black borders around interface items, check to see if you have "Increase contrast" enabled in
System Preferences > Accessibility > Display (sidebar) > Display (tab) > [ √ ] Increase contrast.
Without Increase contrast:
With Increase contrast:
ivan
@ivan54
Thanks but that's not it, I checked but its not that checkbox is not selected. I am running a patched Catalina so I'm pretty sure that that is the issue. I'm assuming a graphical patch did it.
Thanks anyway,
Liam
Correction to "who knows".
If it is the patched version causing the issue, the developers that made the patch should know, or want to know the issues.
See if they have any updates, a list of known issues and a way to submit bugs. If they don't know about them, let them know.
Thanks for letting us know. Yeah, with a patched version who knows.
Take care,
ivan
Oh Yeah! Thats a great idea. I don't know why I didn't think of that.
Thanks Ivan,
Liam
Black Pixels Around Corners of Application Windows and Dialog Boxes
