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by hotmando Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
If you plug in an external monitor, and it does not flicker, then the video card is OK.
If the laptop is more than a couple of years old, the most common failure is the florescent backlight bulb or the inverter board, which is part of the display. The inverter functions like a florescent light ballast.
If your display gets orange or pink tinting when it's flickering, it's the bulb, and if you hear a high-voltage arcing/buzzing sound, it's the inverter board.
When it's 'gone' altogether, shine a very bright flashlight on the screen. If you can see the image, then it's the backlight that's out.
by hotmando Accepted solution
by nexs Accepted solution
Does your screen flicker in safe mode?
What brand and model is your laptop?
Have you been to the supplier's website and followed any troubleshooting steps?
by hotmando Accepted solution
by nexs Accepted solution
Then it would *most likely* be hardware issues, which you would then return it to the store you bought it from to have the screen replaced under warranty (assuming it's still under warranty).
http://support.asus.com/repair/repair.aspx?no=537&SLanguage=en-us
If it's not under warranty anymore, you'll have to fork our some dollars.
by oldbaritone Accepted solution
I just bought a new AC adapter for my Latitude D600. I have the brightness settings different on battery power, so when the power connection is intermittent, the screen flickers bright/dim as the system switches between AC and battery.
Cat chewed the wire. I bought a new supply and all better now.
by prrethish Accepted solution
Log in to the bios setting screen
check whether the same thing happening
Also connect u r laptop to an crt or lcd monitor
If it happening then it is a hardware problem
probably the cable problem
by hotmando Accepted solution
by ashily24dee Accepted solution
Hi,
Due to the problems in the inverter or due to the troubles in the cable connection usually screen flickering happens in the display of Laptop. As the inverters are responsible to supply power to the back-lit of the screen, any problem in the inverter would create troubles. By replacing your inverter and by checking the connections of the cable in your laptop, this problem could be easily resolved.
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