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Victus by HP 16.1 inch Gaming Laptop PC 16-e1000 (53G39AV)

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Hi @abcd1234108 

 

Enter the BIOS, when you turn on the laptop press the F10 key several times, enter the BIOS and see if you have the same stripe, if you have it the screen is damaged, if not then it is a damaged driver that must be reinstalled.

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Its still same it didn't work

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If in the BIOS is the same stripe the screen is damaged, in the BIOS there are no drivers as it is in windows and any error on the screen while in the BIOS indicates that the screen is damaged.

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It fixes itself when I restart it a few times.

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So it is probably the flex cable that is damaged, but I want to know if in the BIOS you see the same stripe, this indicates flex cable or damaged screen.If in the BIOS is the same defect you have to take a technician to see if it is the flex cable or the screen, there is no other solution.

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There is the same stripe in the bios menu.

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Then you should take it to a technician to verify if it is the flex cable, or the screen, I am leaning towards the flex cable because maybe when you put your finger on the screen you may not see the stripe.

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