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• MacBook Pro flickering monitor

  Hello! I have a MacBook to mid-2014 Pro retina 13 "with these specs:

  2.6 GHz Intel Core i5

  8 GB Ram

  128 GB SSD

  Card Iris Intel graphics

  MacOS X 10.11.5

  and this morning I noticed a strange thing: the corner at the bottom left of the screen was flickering (or "vibrant"). I tried to stop the Mac, change the background image, reboot, change resolution, but nothing has changed.

  First of all, is a hardware problem (something goes wrong with the GPU) or a simple software problem? How could I solve this problem?

  Thanks in advance for your support.

  Try a reset of the NVRAM:

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204063

  If no success, make an appointment at an Apple store genius bar for a FREE evaluation.

  Ciao.

• XG270HU freesync flickering monitor and graphics artifacts in 100 120 and 144 Hz

  Hello, just picked up this monitor from Newegg and a bit disappointed. Looks like I might have a defective screen, whenever I pass on the higher refresh rate (100 120, 144 Hz) I get horizontal an audible pop and a line pattern artifacts on the screen at random times. I bought this monitor for the Freesync game so it is a must for me to make it work.

  At 60 Hz, I don't get problems only 100 Hz or more. I tried testing with and without crossfire and and active freesync and still the same issue.

  Here are my system specs:

  I7-3820

  Card mother Intel DX79SR

  PowerColor 3 x 290 x 290 x Radeons (version cooled by water)

  AMD drivers tested:

  15.4.1 beta

  15.4 beta

  14,12 official omega

  It seems that I could work around the problem. It seems that the issue could be around my split primary 290 x GPU display port. Fortunately, my motherboard intel has an option to make any GPU is the primary card without changing the slots (im running the powercolors water cooled) so I did the 2nd primary split GPU via bios and reinstalled the drivers. the graphic issue has now disappeared with the screen plugged into the 2nd split card! I always use tests, but well. no problem even in crossfire mode, it seems that one of my GPU display ports are not at the height.

• Monitor flicker problem.

  I have a Sony Bravia KDL - 20 S 2030 LCD TV. I bought a TV big screen and yesterday I connected my Dell Inspiron PC to pc of the Bravia input. I couldn't play an old game Novalogic Black Hawk Down as it crashed, but I could play games like Left 4 dead 2 - on steam.

  Today, when I switched the PC on the screen is flashing no stop makes terrible to use.
  I've updated the driver on my ATI 4670 graphics card and I changed the 60 Hz refresh settings, that's all I did yesterday by the way and changed the resolution of 1024 x 768. I also get the "out of range message" when I start.
  I tried my xbox360 and the monitor works fine with the HDMI connection.
  As a result, the monitor is not defective and as Device Manager shows no problems and I clearly updated driver that is Vista to blame - again.

  Can someone at Microsoft advise me please how to fix this?

  Thank you
  comiekor

  Hello

  This can happen if the data cable connection of the monitor to the computer is defective. I had faced the same problem with my monitor that I solved it by changing the data cable. Also the monitor is not responding when you light a fire in your room/house? It flashes when you connect an external hard drive? Or move files from external hard drive?

  A flickering monitor can contribute to eyestrain and headaches. You can reduce or eliminate flicker by increasing the refresh rate of the screen. At least 75 hertz refresh rate produces generally less flicker.

  1. open display settings by clicking on the button start the picture of the Start button, clicking Control Panel, on appearance and customization, personalization, and then clicking display settings.

  2. click on advanced settings.

  3. click the monitor tab, click a new refresh rate. The monitor will take a moment to adjust. If you want to keep the changes, click on apply. If you don't apply the changes within fifteen seconds, the refresh rate will revert to your original setting.

  Flicker of the correct monitor (refresh rate)
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/correct-monitor-flicker-refresh-rate

  Concerning
  Anthony.

• Problem with dual monitors since upgrade to W7

  I am under W7 Enterprise32 bit with dual display (monitors) - a Lenovo L193pC (primary) and a Dell E177FP (secondary).

  Since the upgrade to W7, I noticed that if I leave my PC unattended and locked for a long time (30 minutes and more), when I get back to him, I lost contact with my main screen: the monitor is on, but the screen is black.  I can only see the secondary display and windows cannot be moved from the second screen to the primary.  All I can do is to sign using the secondary screen, near everything I opened down and restart the PC.

  I use a set of chips Intel G41 Express and a Microsft v6.1.7600.16385 driver for the primary monitor.

  I noticed a few people reporting flickering monitors in a similar situation, but not quite the same thing as what I mean...

  Anyone got any ideas how I can stop what is happening?  Is - this driver related?

  Just to let you know that I solved this now.

  It wasn't a driver issue, it was a computer setting.

  When I put the PC display never sleep and the computer to sleep never it solved the problem.

• Tecra M5: External monitor flickers - grounded question?

  Hello

  I just bought a new Acer Full HD LCD Monitor (P244W) and have tried to connect on my Tecra M5 VGA port.
  It works, but there is a noticeable and more annoying flicker. I tried with XP (SP3) and now Vista (SP1) and it happens for both. I have the latest BIOS and NVidia drivers. The actual laptop LCD screen still works fine, it's just the external screen that flickers.

  To make sure that there is nothing wrong with the monitor, I plugged the ATI video card VGA port on my desktop pc and it displays fine without flickering.

  After completing the web for people with similar problems, I narrowed down it to her being caused by my power adapter with a grounding problem as the flicker disappears as soon as I unplug the AC adapter and just run the battery. It seems the solutons common to this problem are:

  (1) try some different VGA cables with better shielding against interference.
  I tried this and it made no difference. I tried cables with or without the magnet ferrite/Starter thing at both ends of the cable and the flicker remained.

  (2) try the different screen resolutions and refresh rate.
  Tried to adjust some lower resolutions, but the twinkle remained (not to mention that I prefer to keep the native resolution of 1920 x 1080 for my monitor). The NVidia driver allows only 60 Hz refresh rate at 1920 x 1080, so I couldn't change that.

  (3) make sure that the computer laptop AC adapter / CC and the monitor are connected to the same wall jack and are on the same power expansion card.
  Tried, but it does not solve.

  (4) run an extension cord to another circuit of power supply in my house and to the AC adapter and the monitor of this to see if its something wrong with the wall socket using im.
  I tried connecting to a wall in my laundry, but does not resolve it.

  (5) try using a different power expansion card and nothing else is connected on the power adapter and the monitor.
  Tried, but it does not solve.

  (6) get a pin 3 to 2-prong adapter, so the power adapter is connected to the Earth is no longer.
  Most of the people on the web seem to say this corrects the problem, but I don't know how it is safe to leave this way long term. Especially, when stories of mobile phones capture the fire are multiplying.

  (7) get an adapter to generic brand as they sometimes solve the problem better than the Toshiba power adapter grounding.
  Yet once again, I would avoid this option rather than even the most generic brands cost dear.

  (8) remove the battery and run its own from the AC adapter.
  Tried, but it does not solve.

  9) play with the settings of monitors.
  Tried, but none of the settings fixed it.

  So, what are my options?
  Is there a known cause and the solution to this problem?
  If my laptop is still under warranty, can I get a replacement AC adapter / CC or something to work around this problem?

  Thank you

  Post edited by: shaneh20

  Post edited by: shaneh20

  Hello!

  Thank you for your comments, it s very interesting.

  If you have any other questions, they are welcome in the forum.

  Good bye

• Portege R600-13Z - flickering picture on external monitor

  Hi support them!

  I own an ASUS VW224 VGA monitor and a Portege R600 13Z. Is the native resolution of 1680 x 1050 and directly on VGA cable (do not know if there is a docking station). GPU driver date is 31.03.2010 version 8.15.10.2104 (newest I think).

  The problem is that the screen is blinking. The darker the area displayed the strongest flicker is perceived. It's a "horizontal flicker", like the horizontal lines are pursuing each other up and down the screen. It is very annoying.

  Since the laptop screen itself or the monitor with another computer ASUS show any flickers, I think that the problem is rooted in the described configuration interaction. I can set different settings on the monitor itself. Related to the problem could be 50 and 54 of Phase clock.

  Windows tells me in config monitor refresh rate is 60. However, refresh rates and clock can be set to the same without change.

  The meaning of phase I don't know.
  Any ideas to solve the problem?

  See you soon!
  illuminon

  > Since the computer screen laptop itself or the ASUS monitor with another computer show any flickers, I think that the problem is rooted in the described configuration interaction. I can set different settings on the monitor itself. Related to the problem could be 50 and 54 of Phase clock.

  I think that it comes to the grounding of s.
  Please check if the flicker would be available using the battery power.

  I've been reading about such symptoms on external monitors.
  In most cases the use of the power supply cable 3 cord would solve this problem.

• monitor flickers, after having turned it on, have to turn off and on several times to make it work

  The monitor flicker

  When I turn on my monitor it flickers, then return, must turn on and off several times and then finally works.  Just started in Charleston that happens, it's a sign that my monitor is exhausted?

  Hello

  This should ask in the answers – Windows Forums for your version of Windows.

  Answers - Windows Forums
  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows

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  Check the cable at both ends. Try the monitor on another computer because it could be the monitor.

  The issue could be the video card in order to check with the system manufacturer (manufacturer of motherboard for custom
  systems) or if actual video card manufacturer a separate device.

  If there is a separate video card you may need to remove ALL power and then remove and reinstall
  the map - in fact, remove and replace - do not just tight.

  The video driver may need to check updated and then re-installed with sources of support above.

  I hope this helps.

• Monitor flickers, computer crashes and now the error message

  I have a Dell Latitude D630 refurbished.  It runs on Windows XP.  GREAT computer to date.

  This past wee, my monitor had a problem where the screen starts flashing and then the computer hangs.  At some point after one of these episodes, the screen came back after a reboot in the lowest resolution possible and under Device Mgr, I got an exclamation point on the screen and they said that it did not work properly.  She went from a to a compatible VGA Nvidia display allowing no driver to install.  I didn't know what Nvidia at the time.

  Through the history of the information system, I discovered that the driver has been deleted somehow, don't know how (to get rid of a virus, maybe that did) and I could see, I had this particular Nvidia driver.  I went on the site and downloaded/installed, and it worked.

  Well, lasted no more than a day or two and the flickering started.  When it happened earlier, I got a blue screen after with a message that Windows has encountered a problem and stopped to prevent changes to your computer - the problem seems to be caused by the following: nv4_disp.

  Help!  I use for my career and need for Monday.  Don't have an idea where to go from here or how to fix it.

  Thanks for your suggestions.

  Imran, what is so strange is that it is well again today.  I bought a new laptop and I'll use it as a backup.  I went to work with her twice this week and it worked perfectly thanks to a job very long and a bit short, maybe an hour.  But he does very well a while and then freezes.  You can 99 / 100 times do end restart since the update of the BIOS.

  Yes, you are right, the video card probably needs to be changed but it is attached to the motherboard and is not worth.  I bought a used IBM ThinkPad and it's great.  I heard these are laptops where you can fix everything that breaks without having to replace any component or throw it out.  Hope it will last more than two months!

  Thanks, Imran, for hanging in there with me.

  Furthermore, it is Lori, not Loroi.  Don't know how to fix it LOL!

  Good day.

• Flickering line on monitor dv7 envy

  This is a repost from yesterday. For several days a thin horizontal line appears in the lower part of the screen on my envy laptop computer dv7 - Windows 8, Intel i5 processor - I bought in January 2013.The line flickers in various colors and is very annoying. I pulled the top of the screen of the BIOS and the line does not appear. I do not have another monitor to plug, so I can't run this test. Everything else works normally. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

  Hello

  Please update the F24.

• What should I do if my computer laptop monitor flickers to the point I can't see?

  I have a Toshiba Windows vista computer laptop purchased new in 2008, flickers to the point were I do not see what I do, I use a new external monitor right know and (external monitor) works very well.  Here are three videos I took on YouTube http://youtu.be/Iw02nQv2Yqg , http://, http://youtu.be/QJTmH7YdibM and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMT3iFBHZ6g&feature=youtu.be .

  PS: I am also under UBUntu

  Hello

  You can try to download and install the latest drivers from site Web from Toshiba and check.
   http://www.Toshiba.com
   
  If this does not work, you can contact Toshiba Support for strengthening with the hardware on your computer.
  http://www.Toshiba.com/Tai/support.jsp

• monitor flickers

  my monitor flickers and makes this weird to hear that kind of goes da dum, dum da after each Flash. Also, there is a sound for each keystroke.  I have tried adjusting the monitor, but it does not work. Any ideas would be appreciated.

  Connect the computer to another monitor. If all goes well, it is time to replace the original monitor. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• HP 2009f: HP 2009f a lines flickering blue and pink on some areas monitor

  Hello
  As I type this, I see the flickering blue (or points, not sure) around the screen lines. It could be anywhere, but I noticed that it only shows that upward on whitish areas for the blue lines/points at least, for pink points/lines I think they appear on greyish areas. The lines/points also move that I try to configure the contrast via the OSD settings, the monitor provides. I can't take a screenshot because it is not displayed for other users. I'll try to take a picture as soon as I get my hands on a camera if. I tried to connect to another monitor to see if the problem is in the graphics card but it is not. I also tried to plug my monitor with my cousin CPU with both VGA and I got the DVI cable and the problem persists. So not a cable problem, but the screen itself. Any suggestions?

  This problem has not been here before. I think it started last year or an earlier version. I forgot, sorry. Just did not get bothered by it, because I thought it was normal. I don't think it's a matter of "stuck pixel" because it moves as I change the contrast.
  Not a software issue too because it appears even in Safe Mode.

  No, my monitor is not under warranty more as it is already 5 years lol. The monitor was purchased with the HP Pavilion p6355d CPU.

  Hi there @JT_Yui,

  Welcome to the Forums of HP Support! It's a good place to find the help you need, so many other users, the HP experts and other members of the support staff.

  I understand that your monitor has flickering lines on the screen. I'm happy to help you with this.

  You have already removed the possibility of the graphics card and the cable, so it's just the screen itself to worry.

  Research through the following page, it seems that the problem is the screen itself.

  HP and Compaq Flat Panel Displays - display quality problems

  Since he is 5 years old, you're left with two choices depending on what you prefer. Because you have lived with it for a year already, as long as it is working otherwise, you can choose to continue. Otherwise it should be replaced, as it is likely that the cost of a repair, if possible, would be similar to the cost of replacement...

• External monitor flickers and send the display to the laptop screen

  I'm running Windows 7 on a ThinkPad. I have an external monitor from ViewSonic VX2433wm I connect and use scope display mode. This all worked fine for many months, and then a few months ago I started having a problem where, after several minutes, the ViewSonic and the computer screen will be time twinkle a few times and then just what is on the ViewSonic flies to the computer screen. I have updated the monitor display drivers and the laptop, but still have the problem. In addition, I discovered by chance yesterday that, even if the external monitor is turned off but connected to the laptop, the screen of the computer, still wobbles. It's driving me crazy!

  Hello

  I suggest you try the following steps:

  Step 1: change display settings also change color depth then test

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/getting-the-best-display-on-your-monitor

  Step 2: Flickering of the Correct monitor (refresh rate)

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/correct-monitor-flicker-refresh-rate

  Try using the display quality problems to solve the problem. It ensures that your video card driver is compatible Windows 7, and checks to see if your color grading, video effects and display settings are correct.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-display-quality-Troubleshooter

  For more information, see the link below

  Work-and-Play-Better-with-multiple-Monitors

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/work-and-play-better-with-multiple-monitors

  Troubleshooting-multiple-monitor-problems

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-multiple-monitor-problems

  I hope this helps.

• Monitor flickers with CS6

  Hello, I'm umesh

  I'm calling you super cgs of lower parel mumbai

  I have problem in adobe cs6 photoshoped

  When I cut my picture in cs6. My moniter screen will continew flikering every 5 seconds and then it will be down screen

  & when I zoom mouse that the screen will be stable.

  So what is this problem?

  What is h/w issue or problem of photo shope cs6?

  my photoshop cs6 serial No. (disappeared)

  This is a public forum, please, do not post your serial number where others can see and copy it. -Host

  Hi chintaks,

  Is monitor you flickers when using only Photoshop CS6?

  In addition, update the graphics driver on the manufacturing site and check.

  Kind regards

  Mohit