Find the Drivers in Nvidia Advanced Driver Search.Then reinstall the drivers called (310.33) after searching up your model card. And look for start up options and restart from there into safe mode by pressing F4.This video that I found will show you how to fix the flickering screen without doing any type of restore. I have this system backed up and updated from Windows 7 on 2 machines for a few years, trying to keep it clean without reinstalling.As far as i heard NVidia has Solved this issue in their update. I cannot just reinstall it, because there is a lot of information to be saved from it, and it would be time consuming.
Repairing it (cannot repair it, it cannot find any problems)Ģ. So this happens when I boot my PC:ĪsRock Logo > Windows Logo > Black screen > in 1 minute or so there is a flickering mouse on the screen So I took my Laptop and tried googling for this, and found this threads: Yesterday I was updating my Windows by small parts, somewhere taking a list of 10-15 updates by one time from a list of 280, a few times it worked repairing boot problem from an USB stick (You just cannot take and update Windows without a startup issue or another problem, hate it.), but now even repairing from stick isn't working. Let's begin with the most interesting part, I had the same problem when my PC had to stay offline for 3 months, because I wasn't home and I was using my Laptop most of the time, but then the problem was solved with installing an old Video Card, so Windows just reinstalled the video driver, and then I placed back my VGA, but now this isn't working anymore. I decided to do an Update in my Windows 8.1, cause it wasn't updated a year already, and cause of some problems that I had in some programs and I thought it will deal with it, BUT, that was a bad idea. I think I will pull my hair out of my head before I'll solve this problem.
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