Windows 10 TP graphical glitches

i have stepped away from my laptop for a few hours that runs win10 technical preview and before i left everything is fine i come back it was restarted when i loggd in it did some sort of clor thing and then running slow and odd graphical color glitches which
i neverhave seen done before

i will try that to see if that fixes it i dont want to have to use one of the methods that removes applications from websites like firefox, defraggler, dosbox i use firefox over IE any day and only tthing i do trust firefox and defraggler though was migrated
from my windows 7 installation that was before upgrading to win 10 TP

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