• ×
    Information
    Need Windows 11 help?
    Check documents on compatibility, FAQs, upgrade information and available fixes.
    Windows 11 Support Center.
  • post a message
  • ×
    Information
    Need Windows 11 help?
    Check documents on compatibility, FAQs, upgrade information and available fixes.
    Windows 11 Support Center.
  • post a message
Guidelines
Are you having HotKey issues? Click here for tips and tricks.
Locked

‎03-04-2023 05:10 PM - edited ‎03-21-2023 12:40 PM

HP Recommended
Product: HP ENVY Laptop - 15-ep0670ng
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi All,

Unfortunatelly I see vibration during the boot process too (not only Windows 11)

I connected an external monitor to laptop. On this second external monitor I can't see any vibration.

Do I have any chance fixing this kind of vibration issue? Or I should go to notebook service?
Thanks a lot for any kind of information

====

The solution was hard job and lot of time but the good news is there is no screen flickr / no internal monitor vibrating on my HP Envy 15 Laptop.
The whole story:
* I had Windows 11 home and on 1 day my internal monitor was vibrated (on Bios' screen setup too!)
* I tried Guru3D-DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller): it wasn't the solution
* I went 2x times in laptop service
- for the first time was the black magic but it wasn't the solution for long time
- for the second time the conclusion was: I should downgrade Windows 10 because there is driver-problem.
* I installed Windows 10 Prof and I activated it: there was screen flickr
* I installed all last HP-drivers (via HP Support Assistant): there was screen flickr
* I installed full Windows 10 Update: there was screen flickr
* I payed 30 usd and installed Driver Easy' 26 latest driver: there was NO screen filckr. I was happy
* But the solution works in only one case: there is unplugged charger.
* The end of story: internal monitor seems to be working well after long test-period
* The charger (probably I should replace it) and/or my renovated electrical network maybe failed
* The solution of the mentioned above "black magic" was:
- there was screen flickr with plugged charger at me,
- there was NO screen flicker with unplugged charger in laptop service

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Accepted Solutions

‎03-09-2023 09:48 AM - edited ‎03-21-2023 12:31 PM

HP Recommended

2nd (and hopefully final) round:
The solution was hard job and lot of time but the good news is there is no screen flickr / no internal monitor vibrating on my HP Envy 15 Laptop.
The whole story:
* I had Windows 11 home and on 1 day my internal monitor was vibrated (on Bios' screen setup too!)
* I tried Guru3D-DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller): it wasn't the solution
* I went 2x times in laptop service
- for the first time was the black magic but it wasn't the solution for long time
- for the second time the conclusion was: I should downgrade Windows 10 because there is driver-problem.
* I installed Windows 10 Prof and I activated it: there was screen flickr
* I installed all last HP-drivers (via HP Support Assistant): there was screen flickr
* I installed full Windows 10 Update: there was screen flickr
* I payed 30 usd and installed Driver Easy' 26 latest driver: there was NO screen filckr. I was happy
* But the solution works in only one case: there is unplugged charger.
* The end of story: internal monitor seems to be working well after long test-period
* The charger (probably I should replace it) and/or my renovated electrical network maybe failed
* The solution of the mentioned above "black magic" was:
- there was screen flickr with plugged charger at me,
- there was NO screen flicker with unplugged charger in laptop service

 

1st round:

I was in notebook service with my hp envy 15 notebook. The solution was a black magic (imho).

Under my Windows 11 there were two (admin-)accounts:

- 1 ("user") without password and

- 1 ("other") with password.

Before going to service I updated all stuffs: bios(rev.10) & win11 drivers from "other" account (via hp assistant)

In notebook service my notebook was updated bios(rev.10) again but from "user" account

That was the solution: display-vibration stopped, absolutely.

Of course, I don't understand anything, but my notebook works fine. This is a sure fact.

View solution in original post

Was this reply helpful? Yes No
3 REPLIES 3

‎03-09-2023 09:48 AM - edited ‎03-21-2023 12:31 PM

HP Recommended

2nd (and hopefully final) round:
The solution was hard job and lot of time but the good news is there is no screen flickr / no internal monitor vibrating on my HP Envy 15 Laptop.
The whole story:
* I had Windows 11 home and on 1 day my internal monitor was vibrated (on Bios' screen setup too!)
* I tried Guru3D-DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller): it wasn't the solution
* I went 2x times in laptop service
- for the first time was the black magic but it wasn't the solution for long time
- for the second time the conclusion was: I should downgrade Windows 10 because there is driver-problem.
* I installed Windows 10 Prof and I activated it: there was screen flickr
* I installed all last HP-drivers (via HP Support Assistant): there was screen flickr
* I installed full Windows 10 Update: there was screen flickr
* I payed 30 usd and installed Driver Easy' 26 latest driver: there was NO screen filckr. I was happy
* But the solution works in only one case: there is unplugged charger.
* The end of story: internal monitor seems to be working well after long test-period
* The charger (probably I should replace it) and/or my renovated electrical network maybe failed
* The solution of the mentioned above "black magic" was:
- there was screen flickr with plugged charger at me,
- there was NO screen flicker with unplugged charger in laptop service

 

1st round:

I was in notebook service with my hp envy 15 notebook. The solution was a black magic (imho).

Under my Windows 11 there were two (admin-)accounts:

- 1 ("user") without password and

- 1 ("other") with password.

Before going to service I updated all stuffs: bios(rev.10) & win11 drivers from "other" account (via hp assistant)

In notebook service my notebook was updated bios(rev.10) again but from "user" account

That was the solution: display-vibration stopped, absolutely.

Of course, I don't understand anything, but my notebook works fine. This is a sure fact.

Was this reply helpful? Yes No

‎03-21-2023 12:17 AM - edited ‎03-21-2023 12:29 AM

HP Recommended

The solution was hard job and lot of time but the good news is there is no screen flickr / no internal monitor vibrating on my HP Envy 15 Laptop.

The whole story:

* I had Windows 11 home and on 1 day my internal monitor was vibrated (on Bios' screen setup too!)

* I tried Guru3D-DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller): it wasn't the solution

* I went 2x times in laptop service

- for the first time was the black magic but it wasn't the solution for long time

- for the second time the conclusion was: I should downgrade Windows 10 because there is driver-problem.

* I installed Windows 10 Prof and I activated it: there was screen flickr

* I installed all last HP-drivers (via HP Support Assistant): there was screen flickr

* I installed full Windows 10 Update: there was screen flickr

* I payed 30 usd and installed Driver Easy' 26 latest driver: there was NO screen filckr. I was happy

* But the solution works in only one case: there is unplugged charger.

* The end of story: internal monitor seems to be working well after long test-period

* The charger (probably I should replace it) and/or my renovated electrical network maybe failed

* The solution of the mentioned above "black magic" was:

- there was screen flickr with plugged charger at me,

- there  was NO screen flicker with  unplugged charger in laptop service

Was this reply helpful? Yes No

‎03-21-2023 12:27 AM

HP Recommended

The solution was hard job and lot of time but the good news is there is no screen flickr / no internal monitor vibrating on my HP Envy 15 Laptop.

The whole story:

* I had Windows 11 home and on 1 day my internal monitor was vibrated (on Bios' screen setup too!)

* I tried Guru3D-DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller): it wasn't the solution

* I went 2x times in laptop service

- for the first time was the black magic but it wasn't the solution for long time

- for the second time the conclusion was: I should downgrade Windows 10 because there is driver-problem.

* I installed Windows 10 Prof and I activated it: there was screen flickr

* I installed all last HP-drivers (via HP Support Assistant): there was screen flickr

* I installed full Windows 10 Update: there was screen flickr

* I payed 30 usd and installed Driver Easy' 26 latest driver: there was NO screen filckr. I was happy

* But the solution works in only one case: there is unplugged charger.

* The end of story: internal monitor seems to be working well after long test-period

* The charger (probably I should replace it) and/or my renovated electrical network maybe failed

* The solution of the mentioned above "black magic" was:

- there was screen flickr with plugged charger at me,

- there  was NO screen flicker with  unplugged charger in laptop service

Was this reply helpful? Yes No
Warning
Be alert for scammers posting fake support phone numbers and/or email addresses on the community.
If you think you have received a fake HP Support message, please report it to us by clicking on "Flag Post".
† The opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of the authors, not of HP. By using this site, you accept the Terms of Use and Rules of Participation.
Didn't find what you were looking for? Ask the community
† The opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of the authors, not of HP. By using this site, you accept the <a href="https://www8.hp.com/us/en/terms-of-use.html" class="udrlinesmall">Terms of Use</a> and <a href="/t5/custom/page/page-id/hp.rulespage" class="udrlinesmall"> Rules of Participation</a>.