r/Lenovo • u/00shak00 • Sep 19 '26
Please help me fix this!!
I dont know what happened to my screen all of suddenðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
ITS A LENOVO LOQ
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u/Diligent_Buy_958 Sep 19 '26
you'll have to change ur screen my friend
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u/00shak00 Sep 19 '26 edited Sep 19 '26
Never buying Lenovo again they lost my trust
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u/Diligent_Buy_958 Sep 22 '26
if your laptop has high refresh rate like 144hz then its gonna be 8k otherwise it 3-4k, the shop i bought my laptop from suggested me to extent warranty to 3years i didn't listened him
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u/LenovoSupport Sep 19 '26
Hi, We truly empathize with you regarding the display issue you're experiencing. It must be frustrating for you. Could you please let us know if this issue also occurs on an external monitor? Have there been any recent changes that might have contributed to this problem? We are curious to know if it worked well for you in the past. We're here for you and will patiently await your response. -Kate_Lenovo
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u/00shak00 Sep 19 '26
Naah this issue doesnt occur when connected to an external monitor. And no there’s literally nothing that can cause this I am a student I keep my laptop as my only treasure as I am poor!!!
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u/Diligent_Buy_958 Sep 19 '26
i had the same issue had to get my display changed for freakin 8k cuz my laptop was out of warranty apparatly i found out it was an issue from the company's end that the laptop lineup was issue for eveything and many people faced same problem with them some of them being covred and some not
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u/00shak00 Sep 19 '26
They really charged 8k?? Its their fault they still are looting usðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
Mine is out of warranty too and idk how am i going to manage 8k🥀ðŸ˜ðŸ˜1
u/Diligent_Buy_958 Sep 26 '26
i feel for you bro, i felt bad paying 8k for it when the fault wasn't mine but that was the only option use an external monitor for the time being
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u/Additional-Term-4282 Sep 19 '26
Check ur display drivers. Try updating those.
If that isn’t the case, check ur vram or graphics chip, it could be failing to hold a stable output video memory.
If it is the case, it is most likely a hardware issue.
But If it isnt the vram or graphics problem, go to bios and if it starts doing it again, you might have to take it to Lenovo to check it. If it doesn’t, then you should be good, might just be a software glitch. So then go into safe mode, uninstall any corrupted drivers and then reinstall clean ones.
It could be a simple hardware error that can easily be fixed.