Is it my gfx card?

[averlanche]

My dark wallpaper has become like above pic. If I reboot in safe mode all is well. Uninstall graphic card's drivers also back ok. But same problem comes back as soon as I install latest driver again.

What should I test next?

 

[tamjinhang]

Remove graphics card and use onboard gfx. See if issue still persists.

 

[yusoffb01]

Change to white wallpaper

Mine was like this before it can be exchanged to a brand new one

 

[wacko]

you must not have trypophobia. that is a disgusting wallpaper.

 

[ZrE0_Cha0s]

anyway whats ur GPU? probably it reach it age of disposal

 

[gld998]

My dark wallpaper has become like above pic. If I reboot in safe mode all is well. Uninstall graphic card's drivers also back ok. But same problem comes back as soon as I install latest driver again.

What should I test next?

could be your vga/hdmi cable or the port on your display card kaput.

 

[hlots123]

you must not have trypophobia. that is a disgusting wallpaper.

heheheh

 

[darkarn]

Monitor issue also quite likely; got try with another monitor (if possible)?

 

[wacko]

could also be a bad video cable connection. easiest to troubleshoot this, plug unplug both connections (1 at comp, 1 at monitor), and see if it persist.

 

[lcheowl]

My dark wallpaper has become like above pic. If I reboot in safe mode all is well. Uninstall graphic card's drivers also back ok. But same problem comes back as soon as I install latest driver again.

What should I test next?

try using an older version video driver to rule out is not the driver version.

 

[spiky0180]

TS said he boot in safe mode and everything is well. So we can eliminate cable and monitor problem?

 

[lcheowl]

TS said he boot in safe mode and everything is well. So we can eliminate cable and monitor problem?

he also said that his install the latest driver...

I suspect the latest driver is not compatible with his old card.

 

[darkarn]

TS said he boot in safe mode and everything is well. So we can eliminate cable and monitor problem?

Ya hor, misread that part

Then I think need to check drivers; make sure to use DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) to clean the drivers thoroughly before installing any drivers. If can remember which driver version you used previously, can also use that and see. AMD drivers not very stable recently