The monitor is showing a blue screen, which might be because of a problem with the driver.
The monitor is showing a blue screen, which might be because of a problem with the driver.
I have been having trouble turning on my computer no matter what I try. At first, the screen flickered a lot, but if I turned off the Intel HD display adapter driver, it stopped flickering! Next, I just updated the driver by choosing "let me pick existing driver" and it installed successfully. Then I could use my PC again. But now I can't even reset my computer; it shows a blue screen. So how do I disable this specific driver using command line? Thanks so much 🙏🙏
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I have a Dell Inspiron 15 Laptop and here is what I have: an Intel Core i5 processor that is one generation old, an NVIDIA graphics card with 2GB or 4GB of video memory, 512GB of fast storage, Windows 10 Pro. I am really broke so I can't buy a new laptop right now. Please help me 😭 Edit: Also, I tried to turn it on into safe mode but it just crashes.
Every single thing fails, and a reset of the computer won't help either.
It's already reset. You can try using a system restore option instead of "Not reset." To fix this, start your PC by booting from the Windows installation media. Then choose the System Restore option when it appears on the advanced boot menu for Windows 10 or 11. For more details on how to do this, check the article at https://support.lenovo.com/ma/en/solutions/ht501548