Notification Center error ( Default Theme )

Hi Guys ,
I'm having an error in notificationcenter .
is that every time I open it I get a white stripe. in the menubar. (only with transparency turned)
Here I give two snapshots.
Notification Center closed (no stripe)
open (with stripe)
Any help ?
I repaired the permissions and nothing.
Hugs

I haven't seen anything of the sort. This may have something to do with how notification centre is handling the desktop wallpaper - have you tried with another wallpaper perhaps?

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