How to Fix a Flickering or Flashing Screen

on Windows Laptops???

I'll show you four ways to fix a flickering or blinking screen

problem in Windows 7 8 or 10. Now, this can vary
depending on the level of flickering and what is causing
the problem in your case. In some cases, the severity of
the problem may also play a role in your PC specs and
configurations. For some laptops, this may occasionally be
in the form of lights.
When I try to turn on the laptop, it first shows the logo
screen with a spinning bicycle and then flickers. If your
screen is playing or if it shows some vertical or horizontal
lines, it may be due to a flex cable that connects your
screen to the motherboard or the screen may crack and
cause stress. If you have such a problem, consider
changing the Flex cable or screen depending on what the
problem is in your case. Now go back to your laptop, you
can already see that it's not a broken screen or that every
pixel on the screen looks good. However, beyond this
screen, you can see flickering and lighting on the screen.
This is one of the worst cases of this problem, where
flickering operations such as mouse movement and
flickering windows have slowed significantly due to this
problem. Now yours may not be this bad, but one or two of
these suggestions can help with any level of flickering or
flushing. Graphics card drivers are the most effective
reason for flickering or flashing a laptop screen.
Check graphics card drives: If there is a problem with
display drivers, your laptop will automatically download
and install the display drivers that are not compatible with
your display adapter or your Windows distribution. In these
cases, they may not work when you use your Windows.
There are two ways to verify your flickering from searching
for custom display drivers.
1. One way to check whether the task manager is
playing is when you open it to check that your task
manager is open by pressing the Control Shift Escape
key combination. If your task manager is also playing,
this is a problem for display drivers.
2. The second way I think it's more reliable is to attach
an external display to your laptop and see if the
external display is playing as well. Here I attach my
laptop to an external display and the external display
does not play as you can see. So the problem, in this
case, is with my display drivers.
• To fix it I'll try to update the drivers and see if it
works so I'll go to my Windows search and click
on Device Manager from the Type Device
Manager search results.
• In the Device Manager, go to the place where the
display adapters click on the arrow next to it to
display the graphics drivers currently installed,
which shows that I have installed the Intel HD
graphics driver.
• I'm going to uninstall this driver, but before you
do that, please make sure you have an internet
connection on your computer, your PC graphics
 drivers will not be installed only after installing,
and it will only make your display blurry and not
have the correct aspect ratio.
• Besides, some applications and functionality,
such as this direct feature from your power
options, may not be effective after uninstalling.
So with an internet connection on this laptop, I'll
go ahead and uninstall the driver, right-click on it
and select Uninstall the device.
• Here I will select the driver software that has
been removed for this device and press Uninstall
and then wait for some time until the process is
complete.
• Now that I have no graphics driver here, my
attached monitor is no longer able to show the
laptop screen, so for the rest of the process, I go
back to my flickering laptop display.
• It's hard to see from this screen now, but I can
see the dialog box, I ask my computer to start re-
art, I press yes, and then wait until the laptop re-
starts.
• Now after re-opening the screen no longer
appears to be blinking but we will wait till we get
to the desktop so here we have the screen
completely normal again.
• As you can see here I installed the Microsoft
Basic Display Adapter, which is a generic display
driver that comes with Windows before updating
to the driver on your graphics card.
 For this laptop, this seems to be fairly common with
the generic driver, but as I mentioned earlier, some
graphics-related features may not work with this basic
display driver when sleeping more than a few
features, so you need to update your drivers to your
graphics card. Here I will try automatic driver update
by right-clicking on this page and selecting Update
Driver. Automatically search for updated driver
software. If for some reason this process fails or the
installed driver presents the same problem, it
automatically downloads and installs your graphics
drivers, then you should visit your manufacturer
support page to manually download and install your
graphics drivers. One version fails to try another
version and sometimes even an old version works
better with the system settings than the new ones.
Now, after installing the driver, it may prompt you to
start your computer again, although some graphics
features may still be inactive.