Display bug in latest version of Microsoft Solitaire on Windows 10

I would recommend downloading and installing the Xbox Insiders Hub on Windows 10 and submitting your feedback there: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/xbox-insider-hub/9nblggh68vsk?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
The Windows built-in Feedback hub would also be a good location that would automatically append the pertinent information for bugs with the ability to add video and screenshots in reporting the error to developers to get it to the right team.

This has been a recurrent problem and usually corrected by a Windows update, Windows fallback or installing the latest version of Microsoft Solitaire Collection.

Roger

I continue to have the problem reported in this thread regarding Microsoft Solitaire Pyramid Daily challenge where after the Windows 10 update it consistently freezes with a "Display Driver Has Stopped Responding and Has Recovered". I had the Windows 10
update automatically installed 12/15/15 and ever since that update the MS Pyramid Daily consistently freezes up. As recommended in posts in another forum I went out on 12/17/15 and updated the Display drivers to the most current version and performed a restart.
Now I can progress further into the Pyramid challenge than I could before, but it still freezes with the same display error message and can only be restarted by closing out the entire MS Solitaire Gaming window and reopening. It appears this happens across
multiple hardware platforms and is triggered by the most recent Windows 10 update. What is being done to resolve this bug?

Never mind. I found the answer to my question. The Win 10 version has a few enhancements added that don't correspond to the Win 8.1 version. It is working as it's supposed to.

support.xbox.com/.../saving-microsoft-solitaire-collection-progress-windows-10

Saving Microsoft Solitaire Collection progress between Windows 10 and earlier versions

With the Windows 10 version of Microsoft Solitaire Collection, your progress is automatically saved to the cloud. This means you can sign in on any Windows 10 device and pick up right where you left off. The cloud even saves your progress on challenges and
achievements.

If you're also using a Windows 8 or 8.1 device, your progress is automatically saved to the cloud as well, and you can keep earning achievements and completing challenges between other Windows 8, 8.1, and Windows 10 devices.

Note Any achievements and challenges that you complete on your Windows 10 device will not be available on your Windows 8 or 8.1 devices. The Windows 10 version of Microsoft Solitaire Collection contains new features and challenges that aren't
available in previous versions of the game.

For example, if you play Microsoft Solitaire Collection on your Windows 8.1 device at work and complete all the daily challenges, you’ll find that these challenges are incomplete when you open Microsoft Solitaire Collection on your Windows 10 device at home.
The next day, when you return to your Windows 8.1 device, the challenges from the previous day will show as completed.