How to Fix Display Problem on Asus Vivobook Series

The Asus Vivobook Series are extremely good-looking, lightweight, and performance-centric laptops in the market. Not only flagship, but also you can get mid-ranger laptops under the Asus Vivobook lineup. However, users can find some technical issues or hardware-related issues on any of the electronic items. It’s something which isn’t in our control mostly. Here we will discuss the troubleshooting guide to Fix the Display Problem on Asus Vivobook Series.

Now, talking about the display issue, most laptops face this problem due to graphics issues, any internal/external display part damage, memory compatibility issue, third-party software issue, etc. Before going to the possible solutions, ensure your Windows OS version is updated to its latest version and the power source is stable enough.

Steps to Fix Display Problem on Asus Vivobook Series

Troubleshoot Graphics Card

Update Graphics Card(i.e., Graphics Driver)

• Right-click Start menu, look for Control Panel
• Open the Device Manager.
• Tap on the Display Section, there will be a list of graphics cards installed.
• Right-click on the card/driver name label.
• Click on Update driver.

Reinstall Graphics Card(i.e., Graphics Driver)

1. Right-click Start menu, Control Panel
2. Open the Device Manager.
3. Tap on the Display Adapters section, there will be a list of graphics cards installed.
4. Right-click on the card/driver name label.
5. Click on Uninstall Device.
6. Restart your PC.
7. Windows will attempt to reinstall the driver.

Rollback to previous Graphics Driver to fix Display Problem on Asus Vivobook

• Right-click Start menu, then click Device Manager.
• Tap on the Display Section, there will be a list of graphics cards installed.
• Right-click on the card/driver name label.
• Click on Properties.
• Under the Driver section, click on the Roll Back Driver option.

Memory Compatibility Issues

Have you changed/expanded memory before its dysfunction? We suggest that you resume its previous allocation.

Issues with Applications

Do you have display problems when you execute some specific programs/applications, such as the games or image processing software which occupies more system sources when it’s running? The best solution for this is to update your graphics driver and alternatively, you can reinstall the particular application to check whether it is solved or not.