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Tick mark the option Run this program in Compatibility mode for: and then select.Click on Properties and then select Compatibility tab.

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If the issue still exists, then I would suggest you to download the Intel driver for Windows 7 and install it in compatibility mode for Windows 10 as detailed below.

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How to: Install and Update drivers in Windows In the first place, I would suggest you to refer to the following wiki article by Andre Da Costa to install drivers in Windows 10. Monitors often have higher display resolution than televisions. The main difference between a monitor and a television is that a monitor does not have a television tuner to change channels. The issue might arise due to drivers' incompatibility with Windows 10. A computer monitor is an electronic device that shows pictures for computers.Monitors often look similar to televisions. The issue could be if the Display drivers are not working as expected in the new operating system. I can imagine the inconvenience you are experiencing and will certainly help you in the right direction to fix the issue. Thank you for sharing your experience on the new Windows 10! I hope all you lads and lasses can use this Windows 10 is now fully functional for me. Windows 10 looks like too much fun to give up on now.įIXED! All I had to do was make sure my monitor was being recognized as the same type of monitor it used to be (I had to manually choose a different driver) and restart. Now I'm stuck using one monitor at terribly low resolution. Fortunately, the flashing screen problem was fixed. I was hesitant to retry Windows 10 in fear of wasting my time again. So after I reverted back to Windows 8.1, I noticed that NVidia had new driver updates, so I install them swiftly.

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If anything, tomorrow night I'll most likely revert to Windows 8.1 and wait until Microsoft fixes the problems (assuming the problem can be fixed AND assuming it was their fault). I also kept looking about in the Task Manager to see what I could find and noticed that the Ethernet and Disk Performance Graphs show a massive increase in use whenever thisįlickering occurs. So I went back through and tried a 'clean boot' and still had the same problem. It seems this was also a problem for others during tech preview stages of windows 10. I've booted into safe mode fine without issue and even checked drivers for up-to-date-ness, and all was fine. It would spike in CPU usage and the screen would flicker, and then it would stop for about 2-4 seconds before starting again. Within the task manager, I found that theįlickering was directly related to "Host Process for Setting Synchronization" which shows "settingsynchost.exe" in its properties. I looked around and noticed that the only things I could do were to open the task manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc) or restart/shutdown through Ctrl+Alt+Del. It would flickerĪbout 5-10 times before stopping for a moment and then continuing.

The icons, along with the whole screen were flickering in short bursts. I was able to log in fine and everything was exactly how it was supposed to be, until after I logged in. There is also an option to switch between 2 or more brightness values, by using the /SwitchValue command.įor example, the following command switches between 3 brightness values - 30%, 60%, and 90%:ĬontrolMyMonitor.exe /SwitchValue "\\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0" 10 30 60 90īe aware that ControlMyMonitor will work on your system only if your hardware supports DDC/CI, and you have Windows Vista or later version of Windows (Including Windows 10).I just upgraded to Windows 10 earlier today and set up fine.

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If you have multiple monitors on your system, you have to specify the name or ID or serial number of the monitor you want to change, for example:ĬontrolMyMonitor.exe /ChangeValue "\\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0" 10 8 It would flicker about 5-10 times before stopping for a moment and then continuing.

The above command will decrease the brightness of your monitor by 5%. The icons, along with the whole screen were flickering in short bursts. If you want to increase or decrease the brightness of your monitor, relatively to the current birghtness, you can use the /ChangeValue command,ĬontrolMyMonitor.exe /ChangeValue Primary 10 -5 For every monitor setting there is a different VCP Code, for example: in order to set the contrast of your monitor, you have to use the '12' as the VCP Code instead of '10'. The above command will set the brightness of your primary monitor to 80% (You can set any value between 0 and 100). In order to set the brightness of your monitor from command-line, you can simply run the following command:ĬontrolMyMonitor.exe /SetValue Primary 10 80 The ControlMyMonitor utility allows you to change and view the settings of your monitor from GUI and from command-line.