If you experience screen jumping or UI issues (such as when clicking the “Add Fact” button) while using CaseScribe in a remote environment, the issue is often caused by disabled Windows animations on your local machine.
Enabling a specific animation setting typically resolves this behavior.
How to Enable Animations on Your PC
Follow these steps on your local computer:
Open File Explorer and locate This PC
Right-click This PC, then select Properties
Click Advanced system settings (left side)
Under the Performance section, click Settings
In the Visual Effects tab, locate and enable:
“Animate controls and elements inside windows”Click Apply, then OK
What This Fix Does
This setting enables basic UI animations in Windows that some applications rely on for proper rendering, especially in remote environments.
When this option is disabled, certain UI interactions may behave incorrectly, including:
Page jumping or shifting unexpectedly
Buttons causing layout glitches
Inconsistent rendering when clicking or interacting with elements
When to Use This Fix
Try this solution if:
You are using CaseScribe in a remote desktop or virtual environment
The interface jumps or shifts when clicking buttons (like Add Fact)
You see visual glitches or animation-related errors
Summary
If you encounter animation or UI issues in a remote environment, enabling “Animate controls and elements inside windows” on your local machine can stabilize the interface and prevent unexpected page movement.