F5F Stay Refreshed Hardware Desktop The main screen turns black briefly and unpredictably following the fresh Windows 11 setup.

The main screen turns black briefly and unpredictably following the fresh Windows 11 setup.

The main screen turns black briefly and unpredictably following the fresh Windows 11 setup.

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luigi0987
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06-14-2021, 09:58 PM
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Hey there! I noticed you recently switched from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and had some troubles after the upgrade. I tried a few fixes like reinstalling drivers, updating them, and adjusting power settings, but the problems persisted. The main screen would briefly freeze before returning, and colors seemed dull when AutoHDR was active. The Event Log didn<|pad|> page showed no errors, which is odd since I saw the issue right after the screen went dark. Let me know if you want more tips or troubleshooting steps!
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luigi0987
06-14-2021, 09:58 PM #1

Hey there! I noticed you recently switched from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and had some troubles after the upgrade. I tried a few fixes like reinstalling drivers, updating them, and adjusting power settings, but the problems persisted. The main screen would briefly freeze before returning, and colors seemed dull when AutoHDR was active. The Event Log didn<|pad|> page showed no errors, which is odd since I saw the issue right after the screen went dark. Let me know if you want more tips or troubleshooting steps!

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JesperSlagroom
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06-20-2021, 08:52 PM
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You can attempt pressing the Windows logo key along with Ctrl+Shift+B. It’s also a good idea to verify if sleep mode is active and confirm the fast boot option. It’s usually best to turn them off. Fast boot isn’t much of a difference these days, especially with SSDs. Consider removing auto HDR as well. While it appears appealing on some films, it often results in a washed-out display for desktops and games.
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JesperSlagroom
06-20-2021, 08:52 PM #2

You can attempt pressing the Windows logo key along with Ctrl+Shift+B. It’s also a good idea to verify if sleep mode is active and confirm the fast boot option. It’s usually best to turn them off. Fast boot isn’t much of a difference these days, especially with SSDs. Consider removing auto HDR as well. While it appears appealing on some films, it often results in a washed-out display for desktops and games.