Indescribable Issue

[TraderH]

So I have a problem that I cant really explain well using text, here's a video of my problem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-28Bb7T5SaI&feature=youtu.be

Notice how I was having the problems in Windows 7 features itself, and also other programs unrelated to windows, that program was Source SDK.

I have no clue how or why this is happening, and I really need to solve it.

 

[mlcaouette]

Seems like some type of malware, beyond what I have ever seen.

 

[TraderH]

Really?
I mean, I just built this PC 3 days ago!
I'll run malwarebytes anyways

Edit: Malwarebytes did not solve the problem

Edit2: I noticed that when im not actually using that window, like when it is not in front of all other windows, it looks fine, but when I click on it everything starts disappearing.

 

[mlcaouette]

This problem seems similar to yours:
http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-support/40231-inability-select-menus-disappear-too-fast.html

 

[TraderH]

Unfortunately, no.

 

[Ramzzz2936]

reinstall the drivers or reinstall the windows if it doesnt work

 

[hedwar2011]

So I have a problem that I cant really explain well using text, here's a video of my problem:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-28Bb7T5SaI&feature=youtu.be

Notice how I was having the problems in Windows 7 features itself, and also other programs unrelated to windows, that program was Source SDK.

I have no clue how or why this is happening, and I really need to solve it.

Those symptoms seem to be related to a trojan that was released a while back that would mimic keyboard/mouse strokes uncontrollably. I don't remember the exact name, sorry I've slept since then. When you ran MalwareBytes, did it return any sort of trojans or whatnot? You may want to do a full deep scan if you didn't previously and also employ another scanner such as Spybot Search & Destroy. You could possibly even do a sfc /scannow if you have the Windows CD and see if it will repair the files that might be damaged.

 

[rearendhat]

Download AVG Rescue CD http://www.avg.com/us-en/avg-rescue-cd and boot your system to that and run a scan on your hard drive without the OS running. After that completes, as mentioned above, run sfc /scannow to verify none of the OS files are corrupt/missing. When that completes reboot and run Malwarebytes.

 

[TraderH]

Good + Bad News
None of the above methods helped me out.
Although I found out that these problems only occured on the User Account that I was on, so I made a new admin account and deleted that one to avoid those problems.
So this problem just remains a mystery now.