The other options might work for you, I just tried all of them until the issue was fixed.
Somehow 'DirectX 11' is the only option that fixed this issue for me, all other 'OpenGL'-options did not solve the issue. Under 'Viewport 2.0' change the Rendering Engine to 'DirectX 11'.Position the two planes with the understanding that one plane will be for the front reference picture and the other for the side reference picture. In Maya, go to Windows -> Settings/Preferences -> Preferences. Once you have a side and front view of the human you want to model you'll want to create 2 planes in maya and create textures for each of those.With the driver removed the issue seemed to be fixed, faces could be selected normally as expected! Then after restarting the computer to reinstall the driver the issue was back. Out of curiosity I didn't reboot the computer right after removing the driver but booted up Maya instead and did some testing. Professional Character Design For Film Creating a Realistic Humanoid 3D. Maya Poly Modeling Tool R&D - Quad Fill & Spin Facesquad fill - fill hole with quad. So I went to Device Manager and removed the Intel(R) Iris(R) Plus Graphics driver under the 'Display adapters'-section. Fills border edges of polygon cylinder and splits faces into quads. I'm running Maya version 2020.4 (student) on a Surface Laptop 3 13.5 inch Intel Core I5 and 8GM RAM on Windows 10 version 2004.
Somewhere else on the internet I read that it could be related to the graphics card driver. I had the same issue on another PC a while ago and the issue appeared after extruding if I remember correct (never managed to solve the issue on that PC). The issue appeared after some faces had been extruded, undoing until before extruding didn't solve it. I had the same problem but I managed to fix it.
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