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03-02-2025 08:43 AM
"I recently updated my HP laptop to the latest Windows version, and since then, I’ve been experiencing screen flickering issues. The display randomly dims and flickers, making it difficult to work.
I have tried the following troubleshooting steps:
✅ Updated my graphics drivers (Intel & NVIDIA)
✅ Checked for Windows Display settings issues
✅ Ran HP Support Assistant for diagnostics
✅ Disabled hardware acceleration in browsers
Despite these efforts, the issue persists. Could this be related to a Windows update compatibility problem with HP displays? Has anyone else faced this?
I also found this detailed guide on troubleshooting display issues that might help others facing similar problems: [https://tirafficridorgame.com/]. Looking forward to expert insights!"
04-16-2025 12:25 PM - edited 04-16-2025 12:26 PM
Hey! Screen flickering after a Windows update is a pretty common issue, especially on laptops like HP. It usually comes down to a few things—here are some quick fixes you can try:
Update or Roll Back Display Drivers
Press Win + X → Device Manager → Display Adapters
Right-click your GPU (Intel, AMD, or NVIDIA) → Update Driver
If the issue started after an update, try “Roll Back Driver” instead.
Check for App Conflicts
Some apps like Norton AV, iCloud, or IDT Audio can cause flickering. Try disabling them temporarily and see if it stops.
Use Task Manager to Diagnose
Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
If Task Manager also flickers, it’s probably a driver issue. If only other parts of the screen flicker, it could be an app problem.
Try Booting in Safe Mode
If it works fine there, the issue is likely software-related and not hardware.
Reset or Reinstall Graphics Drivers
You can use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) in safe mode to fully remove drivers, then reinstall the latest version from HP’s site or directly from Intel/NVIDIA/AMD and its also supportive for dota 2 game https://dota2boosting.com/.
Let us know what you've tried so far—happy to help more if needed!