Dolphin post-emulation

[Charlotte]

Hello, good morning.
Well, I tried to play Pokémon Gale of Darkness, one of my favorites games for NGC.
The emulation goes very smooth, no framedrop, no problems. But, when I try to stop/close the emulation all my windows become "weird".
When I click on any file, take sometime to select, or when I make a selection box at desktop and the lines still there (I must take a picture, because Screenshot ignore them: http://i.imgur.com/LSHPHUw.jpg).
And Dolphin screens become weird, taking sometime to show tabs:

And when you can click, the infos just display mix'd:


The only way to fix these display bugs is restarting my PC. :\

Can someone help me? Thanks.

Edit: If I press "PrintScreen" on my keyboard, the selection if fixed until I select something again. I can even drop down the options for Dolphin.
If I try too play anything (even game boy agmes), the FPS become very slow!!

[KHg8m3r]

Try unchecking the cheats box

[mbc07]

(01-22-2016, 02:42 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Try unchecking the cheats box

How would a cheat code mess Dolphin GUI AFTER stopping the emulation?

[KHg8m3r]

Idk, maybe it messed with something in the memory that leaked, got stuck and then messed with the OS. I'm guessing this because the OP said that a fresh start of the OS doesn't have this issue.

[Jack Frost]

Are you running the most recent (and perhaps non-beta) GPU drivers for your system? Does using a newer/older version of Dolphin fix this?

[Charlotte]

(01-22-2016, 02:48 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Idk, maybe it messed with something in the memory that leaked, got stuck and then messed with the OS. I'm guessing this because the OP said that a fresh start of the OS doesn't have this issue.

I don't know, but some stram games just "revert" the problem.
Un'checking the CHEAT box does not help. =(

(01-22-2016, 02:57 AM)Jack Frost Wrote: Are you running the most recent (and perhaps non-beta) GPU drivers for your system? Does using a newer/older version of Dolphin fix this?

YUUUP! To be honest, there is no driver for Win10.
I tried a old version, 3.7 If I'm not wrong, but same stuff~
I can revert the problem playing a STEAM game. Funny, no?

Thanks for your time, guys.

[Jack Frost]

Does it help to try a different Graphics backend? Try OpenGL instead of Direct3D (or vice-versa). If it happens right away, also try the Software renderer (which isn't really meant for actually playing games with).

[Charlotte]

(01-22-2016, 07:39 AM)Jack Frost Wrote: Does it help to try a different Graphics backend? Try OpenGL instead of Direct3D (or vice-versa). If it happens right away, also try the Software renderer (which isn't really meant for actually playing games with).

Using OpenGL fix'd it, then I can switch to D3D and no problem until now.
Thanks! <3