The page refresh flashes and flashes, why can t it be solved?

Right-click-Properties-Advanced-Monitor You call up this is the screen refresh rate of the monitor and the graphics card, of course, a little higher is better, there are two reasons why you can't adjust One is the problem of your monitor The other is the problem of your graphics card, you can try to reinstall the driver of the graphics card, see if you can solve it If it doesn't work, you use ghost to restore the system, if it still can't be solved, it is estimated that there is a problem with your graphics card and display!

Well. LS is right. The graphics driver is not installed well or the version is not suitable... It's good to change it.

Belch. It's not very easy to explain.

You can use the software to check your graphics card, and the simplest optimizer will be able to see it. Then go to the driver home and search for the relevant driver of this graphics card. Then find the corresponding version (you can directly choose 32-bit XP, and those that are not specified are generally 32-bit XP.)

Drive House**:

The graphics card driver is not installed, so let's reinstall it.

Summary. There is more than one cause of flickering, and the solutions for different causes are also different, so it must be analyzed according to local conditions.

There are several situations in which the screen flickers when opening a web page, namely: the display resolution does not match the refresh rate, the web page deliberately flickers due to advertising, the monitor power supply problem, the graphics card driver does not match, the browser or computer virus and electromagnetic interference, and then look at these situations.

1. The display resolution does not match the refresh rate.

Generally speaking, the resolution of the display matches the refresh rate so that the display does not flicker normally. The LCD refresh rate is usually set to 60; CRT displays increase with resolution, usually set to 75 or 80.

The web page is constantly refreshing.

There is more than one cause of flickering, and the solutions for different causes are also different, so it must be analyzed according to local conditions. There are probably several situations in which the screen flickers when opening a web page, namely: the display resolution does not match the refresh rate, the web page deliberately flickers due to advertising reasons, the display power supply problem, the graphics card driver does not match, and the browser or computer virus and air damage are quickly affected by electromagnetic interference, and then look at these situations specifically.

1. The display resolution does not match the refresh rateGenerally speaking, the resolution of the display matches the refresh rate, and the display does not flicker normally. The LCD refresh rate is usually set to 60; CRT displays increase with resolution, usually set to 75 or 80.

What to do about this.

The computer keeps popping up the above one, and it is useless to press x pieces.

Pro: It's caused by the above reasons.

So what to do.

You need to take the main unit to the repair point for inspection.

No need to bring a screen.

Let's take a look at the specific reasons.

I don't see the computer at the moment.

Because of refreshing, brush all the programs, of course, flashing and flashing. It's not so obvious if the memory is larger!

The refresh rate is too low, adjust it. Generally, a 15-inch monitor can reach 75 85hz under 800 600; A little better can go up to 110hz, and at 1024 768 it can go up to 85hz.

It may be that you deleted the files of the C drive, and mine is the screen flashing white when you refresh the desktop.

You try to change the system and come with your own desktop.

After the computer opens the web page, it keeps flashing again, and in this case, there are generally two possibilities:

First, the graphics card driver is not installed or not installed.

Second, it is installed with a graphics card driver, and the resolution has not been changed.

Here's how to fix it:

The first possibility: click on My Computer, select Properties, click on Hardware, select Device Manager, and see if you put an exclamation point before the last "Graphics Card" item. If yes, you go and get the driver installed.

The second possibility: right-click on an empty space on the desktop, select Properties, then click Settings, then select Advanced, then click on Monitor, and change your screen refresh rate to 75 or more. If you don't have a monitor on your computer, your graphics driver isn't installed.

You look at the right side of the ** bar Is there a Compatibility View prompt If there is, it should be its problem Because the writing problem of **** causes the web page to keep switching compatibility mode You can find "Use Compatibility View to Fix Web Page Errors" in Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - . Remove the previous check "Save" and restart IE and you're good to go.

You should go to the repair department to see if the monitor is broken.

This should not be the case with general software issues.

There are several ways to fix the splash screen when refreshing:

1. Open the computer, right-click on my computer and select Properties, select Advanced, Performance, Settings, Visual Effects, Custom, and finally use the shadow on the desktop to tick the icon label.

2. Right-click on the blank space on the desktop, select the arrangement icon, and remove the checkmark before locking the GWAN project on the desktop.

3. Right-click on the blank space of the desktop, select Properties, select Desktop, select Custom Desktop, select Global WAN, and remove the checkmark of the web page in Global WAN.

4. Right-click on the blank space of the desktop, select Properties, select Settings, select Advanced, select Monitor, and set the frequency to higher hertz.