- Restart Your Laptop: Hold down the power button for 8-10 seconds to restart your laptop.
- Update Your Graphics Driver: Updating your graphics driver may help fix the issue.
- Reinstall your Operating System: You can do this either from a recovery drive or by downloading a copy of the system and reinstalling it to your laptop.
- Check BIOS or UEFI Settings: Press your laptop's key to enter the BIOS settings and look through the various settings to see if there is anything that could be causing the screen-freezing issue.
- Change Power Options: Go to power options in the control panel. Make sure that you have the power plan set to Maximum Performance and Automatic Turn Off Display selected.
- Check for Hard and Software Issues: Scan for software and hardware conflicts to make sure your laptop isn’t causing the problem.
- Check your RAM: Check the RAM to make sure it is seated properly and not malfunctioning.
These steps can help you troubleshoot and potentially fix a frozen laptop screen.
