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Screen Corruption Windows 10 (with image)

napster007
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Hello,

Whenever I keep my screen idle for more than 2 minutes my display gets corrupted. No BSOD or anything but I have to press the rest button on my PC. Here is the image...

I need to keep my mouse moving around to avoid this issue.

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Any advice?

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HP 15-BA021AX - 2.3GHz AMD A10-9600P processor - 4GB DDR4 RAM - 1TB 5400rpm Serial ATA hard drive - 15.6-inch screen, AMD Radeon R7 M440 2GB Graphics - Windows 10

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Do you have any idle timers on to either turn monitor or HDD off?

 

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15 minutes ago, Ruhel said:

Do you have any idle timers on to either turn monitor or HDD off?

 

Yes I think. The default windows 10 setting of 15 minutes and 30 minutes.

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Do you have access to another monitor? Change output type?

MSI Nightblade MI2

CPU: Intel i7 6700. Motherboard: MSI B060. RAM: 16GB HyperX Impact. GPU: MSI Geforce GTX 970. Case: Nightblade MI2. Storage: 2x 1TB WD Blue, OCZ 120GB and 125GB M.2. PSU: Custom 350w Bronze. Display(s): BenQ 24" & 50" Samsung TV. Keyboard: Logitech G15. Mouse: Logitech MX Revolution. Operating System: Windows 10 Pro x64

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41 minutes ago, Ruhel said:

Do you have access to another monitor? Change output type?

Sadly No. I don't have another monitor. This also happened yesterday on Windows 7 before my upgrade to Windows 10.

 

Can changing refresh rate p/i solve this?

HP 15-BA021AX - 2.3GHz AMD A10-9600P processor - 4GB DDR4 RAM - 1TB 5400rpm Serial ATA hard drive - 15.6-inch screen, AMD Radeon R7 M440 2GB Graphics - Windows 10

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53 minutes ago, napster007 said:

Sadly No. I don't have another monitor. This also happened yesterday on Windows 7 before my upgrade to Windows 10.

 

Can changing refresh rate p/i solve this?

No harm in trying.

Try updating all you drivers to the latest ones.

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22 hours ago, Ruhel said:

No harm in trying.

Try updating all you drivers to the latest ones.

I changed the refresh rate. And updated my drivers to the latest one available on the Intel website. The problem still persists.

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