Screen sometimes goes blank when i open some folders or browser. can you ?

[sreesans]

Recently i installed windows 7 enterprise in my lenovo. Problem is that system became very slow.. Even for refresh, its taking 5-6 seconds. Sometimes pages are not responding, while i open multiple pages in my browser. From the last 5 days .. sometime, system is becoming blank, says intel graphics display drivers are not responding and has succesfully recovered. Can you please suggest me what to do?.. keep in my mind i am an unknown to computer. This is the first time I am using.. please help.

 

[Simon Bridge]

Go find a windows professional and pay them to reinstall windows 7.
(Maybe double-check your specs - your system may not be as win7 ready as you thought.)

Reassess your need for windows any-kind.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Go find a windows professional and pay them to reinstall windows 7.
(Maybe double-check your specs - your system may not be as win7 ready as you thought.)

Reassess your need for windows any-kind.

That is what I first thought as lenovo is a discount brand.

 

[Simon Bridge]

Yeah I know. goes really slow after install usually means hardware not up to the task... we don't know which lenovo this is, after all. OTOH: maybe he has installed from an unlawful copy? Depending on how it was hacked you could get this sort of intermittent fubar.

Then - well, Lenovo's can sell with SLED or Ubuntu as well - if he's upgrading from some other windows, why go to windows at all? It seems like a waste of money.

If it is an old computer, these things may be signs of impending HW failure and the relationship to the install is a coincidence. This can be checked by running another OS, say, in live mode.

So you can kinda see where this is headed.

Download and burn a gnu/linux live CD or DVD, boot from that, see if the problem goes away. If it does, work out what you need windows for in a mission-critical sense and hunt down that functionality in the linux world ... find out how others have made a similar migration.

At this stage we need to hear from @sreesans: not enough information dude.

 

[LudusRex]

Based on the information provided, it seems like there may be an issue with the graphics display drivers on your computer. This could be causing the screen to go blank and the system to become slow. I would recommend updating the graphics drivers to see if that resolves the issue. You can usually do this by going to the manufacturer's website and downloading the latest drivers for your specific model. If the issue continues, it may be helpful to consult a professional or reach out to the manufacturer for further assistance. In the meantime, you can also try closing any unnecessary programs and clearing out temporary files to help improve system performance.