Yellow screens mean a tint on your laptop screen, which could be caused by color calibration issues and incorrect color settings that result in a warmer screen. However, there are several other reasons that make your laptop screen yellow. It happens mainly because of a damaged display cable or an outdated graphics driver, directly affecting color rendering.
What causes yellow screens on Windows?
The standard and primary reason for the Yellow screen on Windows is because of a damaged display cable. Before you fix the issues, it is necessary to find the usual suspects, which could be the reason.
- Your screen is tinted yellow because of hardware issues, such as faulty or damaged system components or display cables, which result in discoloration.
- Sometimes, laptop software settings are responsible for the Yellow tint; for example, if you have enabled the Night Life feature and adjusted the color temperature to reduce the blue light exposure.
How do I fix my yellow screen on Windows?
If it happens due to hardware issues, then you should check the faulty display, Faulty Display cable, and any visible cracks or damaged screen. To fix the problem, the customer needs to ensure that the cable is securely connected to both the screen and laptop motherboard; you must remember that any loose cable can lead to a display problem. If you have noticed a tinted screen due to software issues, click the Start button, select Settings, and then the System category. Later on, Switch to display and locate the Nightlight.
