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Troubleshooting Laptop Glitches: My Experience with the HP Omen Transcend 14

Lately, I’ve been encountering some perplexing glitches with my HP Omen Transcend 14 laptop. In a recent video I captured, the issue is quite evident. While I can’t pinpoint the exact cause of this malfunction—considering the laptop has never been dropped or subjected to any physical impact—the glitches occur sporadically in certain applications.

What I’ve found particularly frustrating is that typical troubleshooting methods like resetting the device or performing updates haven’t yielded any improvements. It’s puzzling to see some applications running smoothly while others are impacted by these glitches.

If you’ve faced similar issues with your laptop or specifically the HP Omen Transcend 14, I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions on potential solutions. Have you found any effective fixes or workarounds? Sharing experiences might help us all navigate these frustrating tech challenges!

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  1. Potential Troubleshooting Steps for Your HP Omen Transcend 14 Laptop

    Hi, thank you for reaching out with your concerns. Based on your description, here are some suggestions that might help resolve the glitches you’re experiencing:

    • Check for Hardware Issues: Since your laptop hasn’t experienced physical damage, consider running the HP Hardware Diagnostics tool. You can access this by restarting your laptop and pressing the Esc or F2 key during startup, then navigating to the diagnostics menu.
    • Update Graphics Drivers: Glitches in specific applications could be related to outdated or corrupted graphics drivers. Visit the HP Support website or the GPU manufacturer’s site (NVIDIA/AMD/Intel) to download and install the latest drivers.
    • Perform a Clean Boot: To identify if third-party applications are causing conflicts, perform a clean boot by disabling non-essential startup programs via Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) and disabling startup items in the Startup tab. Then test the applications again.
    • Check for Software Conflicts: Try running the problematic applications in compatibility mode or updating them to their latest versions. Also, ensure your Windows OS is fully updated through Windows Update.
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