Help with New Laptop

[LucasJohn]

Hi guys, I'm not sure where else to go but I got an a new Lenovo Y50 gaming laptop. I need some help or someone that could shine some light on options. I've tried contacting Lenovo but couldn't get through. I have nothing against their agents but sometimes I cannot get through. Also tried their forums but no luck there on any replys.

Okay so I got this nice laptop about a 2 or 3 weeks ago and the screen flickering issue was not present until at least a week ago. I tired some possible fixes but no luck. My belief would be that it's driver related. Because it seems like my screen is trying to reset itself. It's almost a split/second flash on the display with a line sometimes it looked. This will happen every now and then. So it's something I could possibly put up with. When I reverted my display to the Microsoft Display Adapter to reinstall drivers the flicker seems to have disappeared. Also when I play games this issue is not present. I do not wish to send it in for warranty fulfillment because I need this computer for school. Lastly my bezel seems to be pushing on the display causing a yellowish contrasted tint on the bottom left corner. Any reason why this is happening? Sorry for this being so long.

 

Specs of the Y50 case needed:

 

OS: Windows 10 (Was Windows 8.1)

RAM: 16GB

CPU: Intel i7-4720HQ

GPU: Nvidia GTX 960M 4GB

Intergrated GPU: Intel HD Graphics 4600

Display: 15.6" IPS FHD Anti-Glare

[JefferyD90]

Sounds like a driver issue to me.  I'd personally just do a clean install of Windows and call it a day.

[JamesHeaney]

I had a similar issue on my Alienware Laptop. It was entirely a driver issue for me. To fix it, I booted into safe mode, downloaded "Display Driver Uninstaller" and uninstalled all the display drivers (Integrated and Discrete). I rebooted as necessary, and then I reinstalled the display drivers. That ended up working for me. Let me know if you need anything else!

[BlueChinchillaEatingDorito]

I had a similar issue on my Alienware Laptop. It was entirely a driver issue for me. To fix it, I booted into safe mode, downloaded "Display Driver Uninstaller" and uninstalled all the display drivers (Integrated and Discrete). I rebooted as necessary, and then I reinstalled the display drivers. That ended up working for me. Let me know if you need anything else!

 

Same with my IdeaPad P580. Had to get into Safemode to disable the Nvidia card and uninstall the intel graphics drivers just to get past the lock screen.