Window 11 desktop GUI

Wondering if any has had a issue were when you right click on folders or application the option windows doesn't show or it's mirrored in and hard to see.
see video

Try to turn off Transparency Effects:

1) Open Settings (Win + I).
2) Go to Accessibility -> Visual effects.
3) Toggle Transparency effects to Off.
4) Test the right-click menu to see if it responds immediately.

Oddly seems to be taking a little time to populate - you could possibly look for rogue shell extensions particularly anything a bit unusual.
Shellexview is the normal (free) tool to start with- check box enable, disable for handling slow context menus.

However I'm not sure that's the cause of the initial transparent display and the 'blink' before the 2nd version appears - that's unclear.

Do you see the same in other cases - e.g. when rt clicking different file types in file explorer?

Is the resource usage as shown by your task manager low?

As for general visibility- consider a darker more uniform wallpaper with less detail.

pepanee said:

Try to turn off Transparency Effects:

1) Open Settings (Win + I).
2) Go to Accessibility -> Visual effects.
3) Toggle Transparency effects to Off.
4) Test the right-click menu to see if it responds immediately.

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I turned off transparency but it's still doing it. If I restart the computer it will go away for some time.

See idea in my post about 3rd party shell extension interference.

Do you see the same in Safe Mode?
(Basic graphics driver in use, 3rd party startups mostly not running)

I see a Norton Antivirus icon. Have you tried disabling Norton and seeing how that effects performance?