My screen look like this but when I press power button to shutdown and start again It dissappeared.

[T_ok]

Dear everyone my hp victus screen look like this when open so I try to press power button to make It shutdown and open again, It  dissapeared.But after that about 2 hours I just shutdown and open, It happened again.That make me very worry about my laptop is it from Virus or hardware problems.Now I'm very nervous.If you know how to solve this problem or I have to call onsite service. Please tell me Thank you.

Thank you 

The screen is not static but it constantly moving and flickering.

I also have a video but I can not upload.

[VikramTheGreat]

Hi @T_ok,

Welcome to the HP Support Community.
 

Thank you for posting your query. I will be glad to help you.

Thank you for sharing the images; they clearly show severe screen artifacts and flickering, with horizontal distortion lines and scrambled visuals. This is not caused by a virus; it’s almost certainly a hardware or driver issue. Here’s the troubleshooting process:

Why This Happens

• GPU or Display Cable Issue: Loose or damaged internal display cable or failing GPU.
• Driver Corruption: Graphics driver conflict after updates.
• Panel Damage: Physical damage to the LCD or connector.

Step 1: Check External Display

• Connect your HP Victus to an external monitor via HDMI.
• If the external display works fine: 
  • The issue is with the internal display or cable, not the GPU.
• If the external display also flickers: 
  • The issue is likely GPU or driver-related.

Step 2: Boot into Safe Mode

• Restart and press F11 → Troubleshoot → Advanced Options → Startup Settings → Enable Safe Mode.
• If the screen looks normal in Safe Mode: 
  • It’s a driver issue.

Step 3: Reinstall Graphics Drivers

• Use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) in Safe Mode to remove all GPU drivers.
• Download fresh drivers & BIOS: 👉 Official HP® Support 👉 Download The Official NVIDIA Drivers | NVIDIA.

Step 4: Hardware Diagnostics

• Press Esc repeatedly at startup → F2 for HP Diagnostics.
• Run Display and GPU tests.

If the Issue Persists

• This is likely a hardware fault (LCD panel or GPU).
• Contact HP for on-site service or repair

I hope this helps.

Take care and have an amazing day!
 

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VikramTheGreat