Title: How to Solve the "Windows 10 Display Expiration" Issue
Content:
Windows 10, as one of the most popular operating systems, is widely used by users around the world. However, some users may encounter the problem of "Windows 10 display expiration" when using the system. In this article, we will introduce the causes and solutions to this problem.
I. Causes of "Windows 10 display expiration"
1. The system time is incorrect: If the system time is incorrect, it may cause the display to expire.
2. The system is not activated: If the system is not activated, it may cause the display to expire.
3. The system has been upgraded: If the system has been upgraded to a new version, it may cause the display to expire.
4. The system is infected with viruses: Viruses may cause the display to expire.
II. Solutions to "Windows 10 display expiration"
1. Set the correct system time: Open the system settings, click "Time & Language," and then click "Date & Time." Make sure that "Set time automatically" is turned on.
2. Activate the system: If the system is not activated, please purchase a genuine license and activate the system according to the prompts.
3. Roll back to the previous version: If the system has been upgraded to a new version, you can roll back to the previous version by opening the system settings, clicking "Update & Security," and then clicking "Recovery." Follow the prompts to roll back to the previous version.
4. Scan and remove viruses: If the system is infected with viruses, please use a professional antivirus software to scan and remove viruses.
III. Summary
In summary, the "Windows 10 display expiration" issue can be solved by setting the correct system time, activating the system, rolling back to the previous version, or removing viruses. Users can try these methods one by one according to their specific situations to solve the problem. If the problem persists, please contact the official Windows support for further assistance.
