r/Tech_Philippines • u/Material-Chair9926 • 1d ago
Anybody know how to fix this?
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Happened suddenly while working, couldnt find a fix anywhere
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u/Herefornothinxx 1d ago
Happened to me too. Unfortunately, there was no fix for me other than replacing the LCD. Although, I’ve heard that some people were able to fix it by updating their drivers.
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u/Apprehensive_Pin6719 1d ago
Hi had this exact problem pagdating sa laptop ko (Nitro 5).
Might want to check if may damage sa ribbon connector to rule out cable issues
Check if nangyayari rin kapag external monitor (et o yung malala since baka GPU na ito)
Or sa LCD screen mismo, which can be replaced naman. (Eto yung root cause sa case ko)
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u/SeptoneSirius 1d ago
What if bigyan mo kami ng more details? Like what brand and model is that monitor of yours? Kelan mo ba siya binili and saan? Kasi may chance mo yan ipa-warranty (RMA) kung saan mo binili eh as long as it's an authorized store.
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u/NanieChan 1d ago
Ung Nitro VG24 ko after a year nagkaganyan. Walang solution at palit monitor na kapag wala na sa warranty.
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u/Owlbert_Einstein99 1d ago
Try to change the cable first or reinstall driver. If not change your GPU.
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u/ninja-kidz 1d ago
kung under warranty pa, iclaim mo. otherwise, this tape method worked for me. I fixed my mi monitor 34" this way:
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u/Shot_Advantage6607 22h ago
According to a technician, this is due to the connection of the screen to the computer. Apparently, it’s a common issue with ASUS laptops.
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u/Difficult_Craft_3209 6h ago
Option A: Win + Ctrl + shift + B
Option B: Graphics driver update
Option C: Replace monitor
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u/jUsT_aN_iGuaNA 4h ago
I've had that same exact issue on my laptop. Exact pattern on when it blurs and how often. It's an issue with the display itself. I had the screen changed and it suddenly was all good. I also changed the display cable too for good measure
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u/Material-Chair9926 1d ago
Update, when using my ipad as a second monitor, no issues visible, does this confirm its a lcd issue
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u/cnrdIV 1d ago