Windows 10: Flashing screen on new Windows 10 install

Flashing screen on new Windows 10 install. I figured out how to return to Windows 8.1. It's restoring on my notebook as I typing this question on my Desktop. I Googled 'flashing screen' and it seems to be a common occurrence. Any help on solving this problem will be appreciated. Thanks for your time.

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New Windows 10 Update Causing Flashing Screen on Asus Transformer

I tried all these solutions too. I have an IT degree and am not computer illiterate. I just took my ASUS VivoBook E403SA out of the box last week. It is new from the factory. I have ruled out a hardware issue. No problems until I used Windows Update
the FIRST time. Windows performed a lot of updates as my VivoBook was manufactured in November 2016. It looks like a compatibility problem with Windows 10. I have uninstalled iCloud and ALL other Apple software. I don't use Norton AV or IDT audio. I
have updated the display/video driver. Still the problem continues. I wish Microsoft would look into the matter as the intermittent screen flashing is annoying. Like I said the problem BEGAN after running Windows Update the FIRST time.

Thank You.

 

New Windows 10 Update Causing Flashing Screen on Asus Transformer

If the first solution did not work for you. We suggest to run the Windows Update Troubleshooter to check and scan for corruption errors during the update. To perform the task, kindly follow the steps provided on the article below:

Fix Windows Update errors by using the DISM or System Update Readiness tool

For any concerns, don't hesitate to get back to us.

Regards.

 

MS has actually admitted this to be a problem with WIN10 -- so at least, they may be working on a fix for it. When they announce that, if it's then a Windows Update, the problem might finally be solved.

 

I experienced this on a HP Pavilion 23 All-In-One. The File Explorer has a failure and generated a dump while Windows Error reporting was run and the Process of Host Synchronization looping.

Norton Antivirus was the culprit.

Restored back to Win 8.1. Uninstalled Norton Antivirus Security and used the Norton Removal Tool after uninstall.
Upgrade to Windows 10 without any problem. A week later, Norton released a newer version and now it is compatible with Win 10.