we'll guide you through how to fix your screen flickering in Windows 11. If you find this useful, then please consider subscribing and liking the video. So, we've got a few different methods you can try. First of all, if you're using a monitor or display, make sure the cables are properly plugged in. Often, a common cause of flickering is a loose cable, so make sure that they're all properly plugged in. Also, do just make sure that it isn't a problem with your monitor or display. So, if possible, try using it with another device, because it may be that your monitor or display is faulty, which is why it's flickering, and it isn't actually a problem with your computer. But if you've identified that it's a problem with your computer, and maybe it's happening on a laptop, then let's continue. What you want to do is make sure you've got the correct drivers for your graphics card or GPU installed. To go and do that, just check what GPU you've got. So, you can just go and open

up your task manager. Come over to the left and click on performance. You can scroll down and click on GPU. You can then see what GPU you then got here and you can go and search for the drivers for that. So what I do is type in NVIDIA drivers like so. We can come to the official Nvidia site and what we can then do here is go and enter in our product. I've actually gone and searched for this before so it's already filled out. So I can just click on search and I can then go and get the drivers. I can click on download and I can then go and install them and that'll hopefully fix the screen flickering. If you've already got your graphics card drives installed then make sure they're up to date as well. So there are different ways you can do this depending upon what graphics card you've got. But for example if you've got a card like Nvidia or AMD Radeon then you probably have a control panel. So what you want to do is type in for NVIDIA

GeForce Experience. Like so, you can go to the top of GeForce Experience and click on drivers. You can then click on Check for Update in the top right, and it's going to go and check. As you can see, there is a driver available, which I can then download and install, and that will hopefully go and fix the problem. Another way you can do it as well is if you don't have Media or AMD card, then what you can do is just go and type in Device Manager. It's already suggested it to me, so I'll go and open it up. Come down the list and find Display Adapters and click on the arrow to go and expand it. Then go to find your card, and what you can do is right-click on it and click on Update Driver like so. Click on Browse my computer for drivers and let me put it from a list. You can then go and choose the correct model here and go and continue. I prefer to use the manufacturer's drivers instead of Windows broad one, so you can then go and

continue, however, because my drivers have like a control panel. I can go and update within. I wouldn't use this, but if you don't have a control panel, you can use Device Manager, and hopefully that will go and fix your problem.

How To Fix Screen Flickering In Windows 11 Laptop & PC - Full Guide

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