Windows 10: Pixelated lines in my browsers and some apps are crashing them down

Since November 11th in the afternoon, several glitches have been ocurring in my browsers and other apps. Weird vertical lines all over the screen are causing trouble and crashing down whenever I navigate or just open the program. It started with Opera since is the browser I use the most, but it also happened and keeps happening with other browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome, and even Microsoft Edge. At first, even with just opening Google Chrome and adding a new window, it just was crashed. It also happens with other programs like Telegram, Discord, Instagram for PC, even in Avast Antivir

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Line of pixels on startup preventing windows to boot

Yes I've tried both suggested steps. Unfortunatly the problem is still there. It doesn't happen as often as before, more like 50/50. But when the pixel line is there, my pc does not boot up anymore. First when I waited for a while, it did boot up. But
now it's just a black screen and nothing happens.

 

dead pixels, every app crashes

I suggest take it to the retailer for proper assessment as soon as possible.

There are several troubleshooting steps for the instability issues (suspecting a faulty SD memory card) but the phone need official evaluation of the dead pixels.

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Hans

 

Browser Tab Crashing

Hi,

Corrupted browser cache and extensions are some of the things that can cause your browser to crash. To isolate your concern, we'd like to ask the following:

• Have you made any recent changes on your device prior to your concern?
• Have you tried using a different browser other than the ones mentioned above? If yes, did you encounter the same error?
• What are the troubleshooting steps that you've performed to resolve your concern?

To rule out any performance issues, we suggest that you replicate your concern while you're in the clean boot environment and check if the issue persists. To do this, follow the steps provided on this

link.

We'll appreciate if you can send us an update.