How to Solve Android Phone Flickering Screen
If your android smartphone screen flashes, flickering, or blinking in and out at seemingly random times, do not worry because i have easy solutions for you in this post.
How to Solve Android Phone Flickering Screen
1: Restart Your Phone
A quick restart fixes most software problems with anything, not just Android devices. Turn off your Android phone completely for atleast 15 seconds and Power it UP again.
A quick restart fixes most software problems with anything, not just Android devices. Turn off your Android phone completely for atleast 15 seconds and Power it UP again.
2: Change Developer Option
After a quick restart, go to your developer options which can easily be located from settings. In your Settings, scroll down to About phone or About device>> build number. Tap it about six times or more, and you’ll get a message telling you that you now have developer access.
Go back to your Settings menu, and you’ll now have a Developer options menu to use. Go into your new options and scroll all the way down to the Drawing section.
If you have the Show surface updates switch enabled, disable it. Then go down one more section to Hardware accelerated rendering until you see the option for Disable HW overlays.
Enable the option so your Android only uses your GPU for screen compositing. Screen flickering happens when your Android switches between GPU and CPU for the same job, but enabling this eliminates the choice, and gets rid of the flicker.
3: Reduce Your Smartphone Brightness
Go to your display and disable auto-brightness. There should be a difference after that. But if the problem persists, then it is a software issue.
Like we said earlier, this is one of the most annoying issues of Android smartphone but applying any of the method above should fix your device for you. Let us know if this help.
After a quick restart, go to your developer options which can easily be located from settings. In your Settings, scroll down to About phone or About device>> build number. Tap it about six times or more, and you’ll get a message telling you that you now have developer access.
Go back to your Settings menu, and you’ll now have a Developer options menu to use. Go into your new options and scroll all the way down to the Drawing section.
If you have the Show surface updates switch enabled, disable it. Then go down one more section to Hardware accelerated rendering until you see the option for Disable HW overlays.
Enable the option so your Android only uses your GPU for screen compositing. Screen flickering happens when your Android switches between GPU and CPU for the same job, but enabling this eliminates the choice, and gets rid of the flicker.
3: Reduce Your Smartphone Brightness
Go to your display and disable auto-brightness. There should be a difference after that. But if the problem persists, then it is a software issue.
Like we said earlier, this is one of the most annoying issues of Android smartphone but applying any of the method above should fix your device for you. Let us know if this help.