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<blockquote data-quote="Omfgdevin" data-source="post: 498376" data-attributes="member: 51021">I regret to say that this issue started occuring shortly after downloading some torrents. I was looking to cut some costs and decided to cancel my DJ pool subscriptions and download some music. Unfortunately, not only did I get some terrible quality audio, this flickering issue started occuring.Unfortunately I decided to keep the music for a couple of weeks to practice with at home (the quality was far too bad to play live, at least by my standards). After a few weeks I decided I would get rid of all the files and really try and tackle the issue. It turns out I am too late for a system restore before the issue started occuring. I started going through malwaretip.com&#039;s fix all guide, as well as downloading my own brew of anti virus software.I&#039;m nearly certain I have the virus handled, however the problem still remains. Honestly it&#039;s more of a nuisance than anything.So far I&#039;ve ran a chkdsk /r and then a sfc /scannow. I was unsure if I could install my graphics drivers all the way to see if that was the issue. Any help would be appreciated.Thank you</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Omfgdevin, post: 498376, member: 51021"] I regret to say that this issue started occuring shortly after downloading some torrents. I was looking to cut some costs and decided to cancel my DJ pool subscriptions and download some music. Unfortunately, not only did I get some terrible quality audio, this flickering issue started occuring. Unfortunately I decided to keep the music for a couple of weeks to practice with at home (the quality was far too bad to play live, at least by my standards). After a few weeks I decided I would get rid of all the files and really try and tackle the issue. It turns out I am too late for a system restore before the issue started occuring. I started going through malwaretip.com's fix all guide, as well as downloading my own brew of anti virus software. I'm nearly certain I have the virus handled, however the problem still remains. Honestly it's more of a nuisance than anything. So far I've ran a chkdsk /r and then a sfc /scannow. I was unsure if I could install my graphics drivers all the way to see if that was the issue. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you [/QUOTE]

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