Windows 10: Why do fuzzy screen pixels and noises appear when a laptop is on the battery?

I have an acer predator triton 300 running windows 10 x64 Home. It is 4 months old. I recently noticed something weird with my screen showing noises all over like grey pixels. This happens when laptop is on battery and not in use. Once I move the mouse or changes the tabs, the noise starts going away. Any thoughts please.Here is a picture for the problem.[Add Picture from the external source]

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screen is pixelated, and fuzzy

Recent random update to my desktop when I got home, and turned it on has caused one of my screens to become some what pixelated, and fuzzy.

I have messed with display settings, and have restarted my pc on multiple occasions, but it seems to still have this off look to it.

I do have dual monitors my other one is working fine, and I have also messed with the monitors settings but still nothing.

Any help would be appreciated thank you.

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Constant fuzzy noise

So I recently fixed my black screen of death problem after finding out my old psu was a old geezer. I purchased a Corsair CV550 55W 80+ B and it finally helped the black screen problem. After installing windows 10 again everything went up as it used to do. When trying to plug my headphone or my old speakers I found out the audio has some issues. When I plug one of these things in either the front or the back input, it provides a constant fuzzy / static noise. When I start a video it suggest that there is audio playing when I check the soundsettings. I have tried everything, from reinstalling audio drivers to unplugging front jack connecters from motherboard. The motherboard I am using at the moment is a MSI A320m-a PRO MAX.

Any advice / information would be appreciated!

 

laptop noise battery

Hello Alenxdrer,

Just to clarify, do you mean that the sound disappears when the laptop is running on battery? If that is the case, we would like to know more information regarding the issue so that we can identify why the sound disappears if your laptop is on battery mode.

• Have you made any changes on your computer prior to this issue?
• Is the sound completely disappears or is it happening in a certain program?
• Is there an X mark on the volume icon on the lower right corner of the screen when this happens?
• What is the make and model of your laptop?

In the meantime, I suggest that you download an run the Windows audio troubleshooterto isolate the issue.

We will wait for your response.

Regards.