How to set screen flickering on Windows PC/Laptops

The screen lights up inside windows 10 / Windows 11 can be caused by several issues. Including the problem caused by these Show Driver, incompatible use, loose monitor cable, etc. If you do not know the cause of the flashing, you may have to try some common issues to fix the problem. The fixes below will work on both laptops and desktops and are valid for Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Check if task manager is blinking
Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete to open Task Manager. If you don’t see the task manager after pressing Ctrl + Alt + Delete, press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open the task manager.
If the task manager flashes everything on the screen, the display driver may be causing a problem. If Task Manager does not flash when the rest of the screen is flashing, incompatible apps may cause problems. In this case, update or uninstall the incompatible apps section.
Adjust the display engine
If Windows Update recently made updates to your device, roll back your display driver. Otherwise, try updating or uninstalling your display driver to fix the flickering or scratching issue.
How to recover the display driver

In the search box on the taskbar, type Device Manager and select it from the list of results.
Select the arrow to expand Display adapters.
Under Display adapters, right-click on the adapter and select Properties.
Select the Driver tab then Roll Pack Driver > Yes.
Restart your computer.

How to update your display engine

In the search box on the taskbar, type Device Manager and select it from the list of results.
Select the arrow to expand Display adapters.
Under Display adapters, right-click on the adapter and select Update driver software
Note: You may need to contact your PC or display adapter manufacturer to download the latest driver for your computer.

Uninstall the display driver

In the search box on the taskbar, type Device Manager and select it from the list of results.
Select the arrow to expand Display adapters.
Under Display adapters, right-click on the adapter and select Properties.
Select the Delete driver software for this device check box and select OK.
Reboot your device and it will try to reinstall the Windows driver.

Please update or uninstall the incompatible app
How to update the app

If the apps came from the Microsoft Store, check for updates for apps from the Microsoft Store.
If the app did not come from the Microsoft Store, check the manufacturer’s website for updates.

How to uninstall the app
Some apps may not be compatible with Windows 10 and may cause a flickering or scratchy screen. Try uninstalling the app, here’s how:

Select the Start button and select Settings > Apps > Apps and features. It may take some time for your apps to appear.
Scroll down the list and find the app you want to uninstall.
Select the app and select Uninstall > Uninstall. If you are asked to confirm your choice, select Yes.
After uninstalling the first app, restart your device and check if the screen flickering or flickering issue is resolved. If it doesn’t, uninstall each app one by one until the issue is resolved.

How to reinstall the app

Select the Microsoft Store icon in the taskbar.
Select also > My Library.
Select the app you want to reinstall and select Install.
If your app is not in the Microsoft Store, reinstall it from the manufacturer’s website.

Check the computer monitor cable
Loose-fitting monitor cables can also cause flickering. These loose cables will make your screen glow. To check, unplug the display cable and reconnect it securely. Do this on the back of the screen and on the computer.
Replace the display cable
Low quality display cables can also cause screen flickering issues. If you do not know which cable to use, the monitor guide will help you. This will include the types of cables your monitor supports.
Change the refresh rate of your screen
Your screen’s refresh rate is the number of times an image is refreshed on your screen per second. For example, a 60Hz screen will refresh the screen 60 times per second. With a higher refresh rate selected, your screen will likely have problems refreshing content at that rate.
How to change the renewal rate
Select the Start button and go to Settings > System > Display > Advanced display settings.
Under Renewal rate, select the rate you want.
The refresh rates that appear depend on your monitor and what it supports. Select laptops and external monitors will support higher upgrade rates.