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Computer Screen Problems After Updating Flash Player

New Here ,
Aug 09, 2018 Aug 09, 2018

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    After updating to the latest version of Adobe Flash Player I started experiencing problems with my computer's screen. It is an HP laptop. There are blinking white and black lines on the sides of the screen running horizontally. From my observation this occurs only on certain web pages and other programs. I have not been able to identify what is causing this problem with my computer's screen. Please help me as soon as possible. Thank you!

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Adobe Employee , Aug 10, 2018 Aug 10, 2018

This is super weird, like failing hardware weird.

I'm pretty confident that this isn't something that Flash Player is causing, but I'll try and help.

First things first, shut the computer down, let it power all the way off.  If you can pull the battery, do that.  Give it ~30 seconds to let it fully discharge, pop the battery back in and restart the laptop.

If the problem goes away, great.  If not, you might check to see if there are updated drivers for your graphics card.  It's hard to know exact

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This is super weird, like failing hardware weird.

I'm pretty confident that this isn't something that Flash Player is causing, but I'll try and help.

First things first, shut the computer down, let it power all the way off.  If you can pull the battery, do that.  Give it ~30 seconds to let it fully discharge, pop the battery back in and restart the laptop.

If the problem goes away, great.  If not, you might check to see if there are updated drivers for your graphics card.  It's hard to know exactly what you're seeing based on the description.  A photo or screenshot (my guess is that this artifact wouldn't actually show up in the screenshot) would be informative, but I'm thinking that there's a physical problem with the display.

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Thank you for your help. The problem actually disappeared after I left my laptop in sleep mode overnight to charge.

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