My computer suddenly stops and shows weird flickering patterns
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If I restart the PC, it works fine again .I have no control during flickering .I have Intel HD graphics 3000. Any solutions?
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If I restart the PC, it works fine again .I have no control during flickering .I have Intel HD graphics 3000. Any solutions?
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edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
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IShanIShan
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1) Did the start of the flickering happen just after something else, like installing a new program, or perhaps a Windows update? 2) Are the flickering patterns like small squares all over the screen? 3) Is this a laptop computer?
– Andrew Morton
Feb 1 at 12:07
This problem may be related to video memory problems. Overheating, for example...
– Akina
Feb 1 at 12:26
Have any images of it? What exactly does "I have no control during flickering" mean, has the computer completely frozen except for the flickering? How do you restart it? Tried turning the mmonitor off & back on (if it's separate), or unplug & reconnect?
– Xen2050
Feb 1 at 13:40
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If I restart the PC, it works fine again .I have no control during flickering .I have Intel HD graphics 3000. Any solutions?
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edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
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asked Feb 1 at 11:56
IShanIShan
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If I restart the PC, it works fine again .I have no control during flickering .I have Intel HD graphics 3000. Any solutions?
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windows-10
edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
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asked Feb 1 at 11:56
IShanIShan
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edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
12.7k92838
asked Feb 1 at 11:56
IShanIShan
1
edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
12.7k92838
edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
12.7k92838
edited Feb 1 at 12:44
Dave M
12.7k92838
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asked Feb 1 at 11:56
IShanIShan
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asked Feb 1 at 11:56
IShanIShan
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asked Feb 1 at 11:56
IShanIShan
1
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1) Did the start of the flickering happen just after something else, like installing a new program, or perhaps a Windows update? 2) Are the flickering patterns like small squares all over the screen? 3) Is this a laptop computer?
– Andrew Morton
Feb 1 at 12:07
This problem may be related to video memory problems. Overheating, for example...
– Akina
Feb 1 at 12:26
Have any images of it? What exactly does "I have no control during flickering" mean, has the computer completely frozen except for the flickering? How do you restart it? Tried turning the mmonitor off & back on (if it's separate), or unplug & reconnect?
– Xen2050
Feb 1 at 13:40
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1) Did the start of the flickering happen just after something else, like installing a new program, or perhaps a Windows update? 2) Are the flickering patterns like small squares all over the screen? 3) Is this a laptop computer?
– Andrew Morton
Feb 1 at 12:07
This problem may be related to video memory problems. Overheating, for example...
– Akina
Feb 1 at 12:26
Have any images of it? What exactly does "I have no control during flickering" mean, has the computer completely frozen except for the flickering? How do you restart it? Tried turning the mmonitor off & back on (if it's separate), or unplug & reconnect?
– Xen2050
Feb 1 at 13:40
1) Did the start of the flickering happen just after something else, like installing a new program, or perhaps a Windows update? 2) Are the flickering patterns like small squares all over the screen? 3) Is this a laptop computer?
– Andrew Morton
Feb 1 at 12:07
1) Did the start of the flickering happen just after something else, like installing a new program, or perhaps a Windows update? 2) Are the flickering patterns like small squares all over the screen? 3) Is this a laptop computer?
– Andrew Morton
Feb 1 at 12:07
This problem may be related to video memory problems. Overheating, for example...
– Akina
Feb 1 at 12:26
This problem may be related to video memory problems. Overheating, for example...
– Akina
Feb 1 at 12:26
Have any images of it? What exactly does "I have no control during flickering" mean, has the computer completely frozen except for the flickering? How do you restart it? Tried turning the mmonitor off & back on (if it's separate), or unplug & reconnect?
– Xen2050
Feb 1 at 13:40
Have any images of it? What exactly does "I have no control during flickering" mean, has the computer completely frozen except for the flickering? How do you restart it? Tried turning the mmonitor off & back on (if it's separate), or unplug & reconnect?
– Xen2050
Feb 1 at 13:40
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1) Did the start of the flickering happen just after something else, like installing a new program, or perhaps a Windows update? 2) Are the flickering patterns like small squares all over the screen? 3) Is this a laptop computer?
– Andrew Morton
Feb 1 at 12:07
This problem may be related to video memory problems. Overheating, for example...
– Akina
Feb 1 at 12:26
Have any images of it? What exactly does "I have no control during flickering" mean, has the computer completely frozen except for the flickering? How do you restart it? Tried turning the mmonitor off & back on (if it's separate), or unplug & reconnect?
– Xen2050
Feb 1 at 13:40