You can also try to set the Hardware Acceleration to Off in the Work Environment Dialog if the graphics card driver update does not resolve it.

We too have frequently seen this issue with the on-screen display "rubberband" items.

Until recently we put it down to a driver issue with the Nvidia 9800GT graphics card/driver, as the issue didn't occur on our other machine running the ATI Radeon graphics card.

However, we recently changed from using a Microsoft mouse to a Logitech one on the PC running the ATI Radeon card, and within minutes the "rubberband feedback not displaying" issue appeared.

The only changes made to this machine were the addition of the Logitech mouse, and installation of the Setpoint software.

Upon uninstalling or simply closing the new Setpoint software the rubberband issue disappeared. Fortunately the Logitech mouse works fine without Setpoint installed, and we no longer see the display issue at all.

However on the older machine with an MX Revolution mouse, we require the Setpoint software in order to use the middle mouse button as "middle mouse" in ArchiCAD. Even on this machine when we close or uninstall Setpoint, the rubberband box displays normally all the time.

If the rubberband feedback display disappears, rather than close ArchiCAD, we simply open one of the layout sheets, and then the display Assue is corrected back upon returning to the plan view window..

Are any ther users with this problem also using Logitech's Setpint software? If so, perhaps its a starting point for GS to sort out this issue.

I had issues with the setpoint software that was affecting zooming. Fortunately I have a logitech g9 mouse which has the ability to store its various setting on the mouse itself (ie different levels of sensitivity, button use) so now I can uninstall the setpoint software and still have the mouse set up the way I want it.