Photoshop CS6 doesn't load image

Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but
When opening an image in photoshop, the canvas is not visible.
As you can see the opened image is not visible, but when moving the image window around I can see the image.
Then when i release the image from the cursor and stop moving it around, it is no longer visible.
Also when maximizing the window, this happens:
I am then forced to close the window.
I'm running on windows 8 64-bit, and my gpu is a Nvidia Quadro K2000m, with a pretty capable laptop.
My GPU drivers seem to be up to date. I understand that this problem can be fixed if I select to not use my graphics processor, but I'd like to take advantage of my gpu.
Setting the drawing mode to basic has had no effect.
I'm also having similar problems with other programs like autodesk mudbox.
Does anyone have any solutions?
Thanks

Then you need to contact NVidia, because somehow you've got bits of an older driver that is not drawing correctly, and you need up to date drivers that draw correctly.

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