Lobo3433,  thanks for responding. I don't have a camera on my monitor and don't use a camera (my picture perfect days are over, hehe). Also, I don't use a laptop; it's a big-ass tower (or whatever you call it).

As far as updating drivers, I use Norton's Driver Updater every day. I've learned drivers are a big deal keep updated, so I do. Norton updates drivers I wouldn't think to look at. And, because Norton is a day late with graphic drivers, I go directly to Nvidia every day to check for graphic driver updates (I just updated the Studio driver on 12/12). Now that I think of it, could it be Nvidia and not Windows that's affecting CL3? Or neither? I just want to know if anyone else has this problem. I've contacted plasq.com and they responded to ask if I can do anything with the screen. I can't. It's like there's a force field protecting it. It stays in buffer hell.

Another thing, is I now get a million gazillion autopilot.dll errors and some of my Norton processes (Software Updater, File Cleanup, Ultimate Utilities) take longer than usual. If I hadn't taken that week break from using CL3 on my latest comics project, I'd have a better idea of when the problem first occurred.

Thanks for your help.

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W11,Intel i9-14900KF @ 3.20GHz, 64.0 GB RAM, 64-bit, GeForce GTX 4070 Ti SUPER, 16GB. 

Old lady hobbyist.

All visual art or fiction is "playing with dolls."