Introduction
Screen flickering can be distracting and is often caused by outdated graphics drivers or incorrect display settings. This guide provides steps to fix flickering using IObit Driver Booster and other troubleshooting methods.
Causes of Screen Flickering
- Outdated GPU Drivers: Incompatible or old drivers cause display issues.
- Incorrect Refresh Rate: Mismatched settings lead to flickering.
- Hardware Issues: Faulty cables or monitors.
- Software Conflicts: Apps or malware interfering with display.
- Update Graphics Drivers: Use IObit Driver Booster here to update GPU drivers.
- Adjust Refresh Rate: Go to Settings > System > Display > Advanced display settings and set to 60Hz or higher.
- Check Connections: Ensure HDMI/DisplayPort cables are secure and undamaged.
- Run Display Troubleshooter: Settings > System > Troubleshoot > Other troubleshooters > Display.
- Scan for Malware: Use Malwarebytes to rule out software interference.
- Test Monitor: Connect to another PC to check for hardware issues.
- Disable Windows visual effects in Performance Options.
- Use Driver Booster’s rollback feature if a new driver causes issues. Get Driver Booster Pro.
- Update monitor drivers if available.
ConclusionQ: Why does my screen flicker only in games?
A: Outdated GPU drivers or high settings may be the cause. Update with Driver Booster.
Q: What if the monitor is faulty?
A: Test with another monitor or ask our community for advice.
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