How Can I Fix My Screen That Keeps Blinking?

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Na computer screen a pheleplep or atunn aa,
ahi leh na screen rate tawm/niem (too low) jiek hi ding hi.
A nei aa abawl dan nam tep 5 tetawh na sin in. Ken tam step 5
teng tawh computer lawmpi khat ka na sinngai aa, akijah thei jiak aa
Ka Zo Suan te aa ding aa sharing ang bawl ka hihi.

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The blinking or flickering of a computer screen is typically caused by a screen refresh rate that runs too low. "Refresh rate" refers to the number of times the image on the screen gets updated every second. The faster the refresh rate, the better the image quality. You should attend to a blinking screen problem as soon as possible because prolonged exposure to a blinking screen can cause eye strain and headache.


Instructions

1. Look for your computer's monitor settings, then adjust its refresh rate. To modify a refresh rate on Windows, right-click anywhere on the Windows desktop. Select "Properties," then choose the "Display Properties" tab on the window that appears.
   
2. Click the "Settings" option, then select "Advanced" from the window that appears.
   
3. Choose the "Monitor" tab, which lets you access a drop-down menu with the options for refresh settings adjustments. As a basic guide, use a setting of at least 75 hertz.
   
4. Confirm the change by clicking "Apply." Reboot the PC to ensure the new settings on the screen take effect.
   
5. Check your screen if the blinking problem is resolved. If not, try a higher refresh setting. If there is no change on the flickering of the screen, this means the problem is not caused by the screen's refresh rate. If your computer is not running on a battery or surge protector, shut it down to safely transfer the plug to another outlet.