My computer screen is going black and back to normal in a certain speed. After a long time computer freezes and I can't move i

angelf2001

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Well after about 20 mins or so sometimes even after 4 mins the computer starts getting crazy like a disco. it starts becoming black normal black normal black normal in a quick motion, it really makes me mad cause i have to keep clicking the power button to turn it off, someone told me that the laptop's lightbulb might of be running out, but i just bought this laptop 3 years ago.. and it makes me really angry.. i got no idea what it might be, might be some sort of malware?? i'm not sure.
 
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Hi,

You need to identify first if it's happening as well in BIOS because if it does it's could be safe to say that your display is faulty. But here's some steps you might want to try as well.

1. Installing the latest graphics card driver.
- Uninstall the old driver of your graphics card in Programs and Feature and in Device Manager
- Download and install the latest driver that can be found from NVIDIA or AMD depending on what you have in your laptop. Links are listed below for both manufacturer.
http://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
- Be sure reboot the PC for all the changes to take effect.

2. Using an external monitor.
- If you have an available external monitor hook it in the laptop and...
Hi,

You need to identify first if it's happening as well in BIOS because if it does it's could be safe to say that your display is faulty. But here's some steps you might want to try as well.

1. Installing the latest graphics card driver.
- Uninstall the old driver of your graphics card in Programs and Feature and in Device Manager
- Download and install the latest driver that can be found from NVIDIA or AMD depending on what you have in your laptop. Links are listed below for both manufacturer.
http://www.nvidia.com/download/index.aspx
http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
- Be sure reboot the PC for all the changes to take effect.

2. Using an external monitor.
- If you have an available external monitor hook it in the laptop and observe if you'll experience the same problem with it.
- Doing this step would isolate if there's other problem in the laptop. (Graphics Card)
 
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