Help for computer problem

[GAPRGO]

My computer display is off and again on without any restart or shut down, it only blink at uneven time. I already upgraded bios file and also remove and install graphics driver with windows update. Also checking with replace of ram and SSD but screen is blank for 1 second and again on. Please help me.

 

[kVertix]

Do you have a desktop PC or a laptop?
In case of desktop PC, check if monitor wires are tightly seated and no pets have chewed them. May be a case of faulty port on either monitor, GPU or motherboard. If the power supply unit is separate from the monitor, test with another PSU if possible.
In case of laptop, try googling for your "[model number] screen powers off randomly" or something similar to see if it might be a known issue with that specific laptop model.
But in any case it really sounds like a problem with hardware specifically, either something with wires or the module that powers the screen.

 

[Taurus]

The monitor is ok.
Most likely the graphics card is faulty.

 

[hamabe]

Boot in Safe mode,
Run Display Driver uninstaller to reinstall your graphics driver.
https://www.guru3d.com/download/display-driver-uninstaller-download/

If display issue persists, remove your graphics card and use built-in graphics display.
See if output is stable since it may be a hardware issue with your graphics card.

 

[Toxined]

If you have separate Graphic Card then remove and boot with Onboard VGA to see if it happens again...

 

[Wichestery2k]

what are the specifics on these unit?? laptop or desktop??

update original post with this info!

thanks,

 

[GAPRGO]

what are the specifics on these unit?? laptop or desktop??

update original post with this info!

thanks,

Desktop with Asus H510m-e motherboard, i5 11500 processor, 8gb ram and 128gb SSD for OS.

 

[Elzer]

its life is coming to end, it's time to buy another monitor

 

[Toxined]

If you have separate Graphic Card then remove and boot with Onboard VGA to see if it happens again...

GAPRGO did you tried this?

 

[FishAping]

has the monitor been tested on another sorce or tried another monitor on your pc
the mother board has vga sub d socket and hdmi what one you using or are you using a graphics card
and not using the onboard one

 

[GAPRGO]

GAPRGO did you tried this?

Yes i do this but problem remains same.

Yes i test my monitor on another system and it works fine. When i used another monitor on my system problem remains same.

has the monitor been tested on another sorce or tried another monitor on your pc
the mother board has vga sub d socket and hdmi what one you using or are you using a graphics card
and not using the onboard one

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[Dark Wolf]

Yes i do this but problem remains same.

Yes i test my monitor on another system and it works fine. When i used another monitor on my system problem remains same.

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From what I read so far from you, it looks very likely like a hardware fault with either your motherboard or PSU.

You also said you upgraded the BIOS too. Did you upgrade your BIOS before or after the problems started?

 

[GAPRGO]

From what I read so far from you, it looks very likely like a hardware fault with either your motherboard or PSU.

You also said you upgraded the BIOS too. Did you upgrade your BIOS before or after the problems started?

I upgrade bios after problem started.

 

[Dark Wolf]

I upgrade bios after problem started.

To be sure, is your PC relatively clean in the inside, IE: no dust, dirt, etc. around the fan(s), CPU cooler, and motherboard / other hardware / PSU?
RAM seated fully and correctly too? Has the CPU ever been removed?

 

[FishAping]

try removing power connectors from psu to motherboard and reseat them making sure there fully in there sockets on mother board..
if that dont work....
get psu checked to make sure voltages are right it needs to be done under load
a good psu the voltages will stay right even under load
a bad psu the voltages will look ok untill a load is aplled then drop ...
one other idea try booting the pc with a live linux distro

 

[GAPRGO]

try removing power connectors from psu to motherboard and reseat them making sure there fully in there sockets on mother board..
if that dont work....
get psu checked to make sure voltages are right it needs to be done under load
a good psu the voltages will stay right even under load
a bad psu the voltages will look ok untill a load is aplled then drop ...
one other idea try booting the pc with a live linux distro

I will try with linux mint. Thanks for your help.

I test pc with intel processor diagnostic tool and result showing all ok. Image is attached for reference.

It shows no driver in OpenCL Legacy driver it has any effect on operation of computer?

You must be registered for see links

 

[znop01]

If your computer is a laptop it may very well be that the backlight in the LCD is failing... Google, "How to Tell if Your Backlight Is Burned out on a Monitor".

 

[Skyy2kM@st3r]

check your hdmi cable or change it

 

[GAPRGO]

check your hdmi cable or change it

I already change hdmi cable and vga cable also.

 

[znop01]

I already change hdmi cable and vga cable also.

Is your computer a laptop?