Incorrect timings or refresh rate (e.g., driver expects 60Hz but panel requires 40Hz). Fix: Boot into Safe Mode (press F8 during startup), go to Device Manager, and roll back the driver to "Generic PnP Monitor."

A: This indicates an incorrect color format setting (e.g., RGB vs BGR). For Windows, check your graphics control panel. For embedded devices, modify the library’s setColorDepth or swapBytes function.

If you're using a macOS operating system, you can download a TFT driver installer from the following sources:

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