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11-16-2024 11:56 AM
Hi @hmza1093dx,
Welcome to HP Support Community.
Thank you for posting your query, I will be glad to help you.
If you're noticing a small difference on the right side of your HP Victus screen, it could indicate a few possible issues. Here are some details and troubleshooting steps to narrow it down.
Possible Causes
- Display Panel Alignment: The screen may be slightly misaligned within the laptop casing.
- Backlight Bleeding: Uneven illumination, especially noticeable on dark screens.
- Physical Damage: A minor defect or stress point on the display.
- Driver or Software Issue: Display settings or driver problems affecting color or brightness.
- Hardware Defect: Manufacturing defect or damage during shipping.
Troubleshooting Steps
Inspect the Screen:
- Turn off the laptop and shine a light on the display to check for physical irregularities.
- Look for any uneven gaps between the screen and the bezel.
Test Display Behavior:
- Restart your laptop and observe the screen during boot (before Windows loads) to determine if the issue persists.
- Run a built-in display diagnostic test:
- On boot, press F2 to enter diagnostics (HP UEFI diagnostics) and select "Display Test."
Check for Backlight Bleeding:
- Open a dark background (e.g., black image) in full-screen mode and check if light spills unevenly from the edges, especially the right side.
Update Graphics Drivers:
- Ensure that your laptop's GPU drivers are up to date. Visit the HP Support website or your GPU manufacturer's site (NVIDIA/AMD).
External Display Test:
- Connect your laptop to an external monitor. If the issue doesn’t appear on the external screen, it’s likely a hardware issue with your laptop’s display.
Factory Reset:
- Perform a factory reset to eliminate software-related problems (after backing up data).
I hope this helps.
Take care and have a good day.
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