We've faced a problem with Swing under Windows 10. Sometimes, when Windows 10 goes unlocked, our Swing application looks damaged. This problem comes sporadically for Windows 10 only. For Windows 7 we cannot reproduce this behavior. After some days of researches I've found the problem: Swing for some reasons calls the method SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI, which reset some of my UI hacks, that was required to provide better look for my components. My problems look like the problem described in this topic, but I cannot use answer offered in the topic. The only one idea I have to fix this problem, is overriding of method updateUI in my "hacked" components to prevent reset of UI (so the UI can only be refreshed, when no UI was set before).
Have probably somebody better idea to solve this problem?
