Hi @kezily,
I think adjusting the Screen Options here will help things look better in your browser.

Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/lHKuhc
Disable some columns that may not be as important for your view to clean that up.
Thank you @ryanr14, but that’s not the problem.
I’m using the Twenty Seventeen theme and only the WooCommerce plugin is active, and even then the error continues as you can see in the image:
https://preview.ibb.co/d6fwFT/Woocommerce1.png
I see what you mean it’s all jumped over one column. What updates have you done? What custom CSS have you made?
Have you cleared your browser cache? Also do you have an ad blocker enabled?
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monster-it.
Hello @monster-it,
I just upgraded WooCommerce to the latest version. Before that everything was working properly. I did not do any custom CSS.
Yes, I have cleared my browser cache and I do not use Ad Blocker.
I tested on another devices and the error is the same.
Hi @kezily,
Just out of curiosity, what is this icon from? It doesn’t look like it’s part of WooCommerce or WordPress? I just wanted to be sure what it is and rule out it from causing the issue.

Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/HGjKqj
Hello @ryanr14.
This icon is from Spectacle – Screenshot Capture Utility from KDE Neon (my SO).
@kezily I was able to replicate this, but only by going into my browser inspector and removing the checkbox for selecting all items on the page:

Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/8VABFy
If you go to posts, do you have the same issue? If so, this isn’t related to WooCommerce. If it’s only for WooCommerce post types, like products and orders, I’d recommend removing WooCommerce and installing it again. If it’s all post types, I’d recommend installing WordPress again, which can be done under Dashboard > Updates.
If neither of those help the issue, please right click on the thumbnail heading and choose to inspect. You should then see something similar to the below, see if the html exists for the checkbox directly before the thumbnail element:

Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/D9mTw7
@jessepearson I have already uninstalled and installed both WordPress and WooCommerce and the problem continues. And yes, this is only happening for WooCommerce post types.
HTML code is the same as yours

I’ve tried so much that I do not even know what to do to fix this 🙁
@kezily Somehow the column is set to hidden, even though it shouldn’t be able to be done:

Link to image: http://cld.wthms.co/0E9mdC
The fastest way to fix this is through a direct database edit. You will want to go into your wp_usermeta table and then search for manageedit-productcolumnshidden as a meta_key. If only one row returns, delete that row. If more than one row returns look for a row that has cb mentioned in the meta_value column. Delete the row with cb mentioned.
Please note that information related to manageedit-productcolumnshidden only affects the hidden columns when a user is viewing the products page in the admin, so it will not cause terrible adverse affects by doing this.
Sorry, I did not see the hidden class.
Thank you so much @jessepearson, it worked!
@kezily No worries, glad that I spotted it and was able to help 🙂