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@Haengboknam I don't know whether the driver is the issue or not. Rolling back to a previous driver would be simple, but clean-uninstalling and reinstalling is not, and that's the only way to install an older driver. So it would be best to try other steps first.
Please do make sure that you see the Nvidia GPU in Config.log, if you haven't already; if you see the AMD graphics chip instead, that's a separate problem and a relatively simple fix, and it would likely have nothing to do with the Nvidia driver. So if that's the case, just let me know, and skip the other options below.
If Config.log lists the Nvidia card, please move options.ini, in the same Sims 4 folder, to the desktop. When you launch the game, your in-game options will have reset. Don't change anything, at least not yet; just load a save and see how the sims look. If the problem is gone, tweak the settings to your liking and restart to see the changes. If the problem is still present and you don't want to redo all the in-game options, quit, delete the new options.ini, and put the old one back.
If that doesn't help, here's how to clean-uninstall and reinstall a graphics driver:
In this case, you're only removing the Nvidia driver, not the AMD driver. Try the newest driver available from Lenovo for your laptop:
To be clear, the two options are the same driver version, just labeled separately for Windows 10 and 11. Restart your computer after installing the driver and before trying to play.
If this doesn't help, you could try a newer driver but older than the one you currently have installed. Try one from two or three months ago; you can find recent options here:
i fixed it, i had to tweak the settings in the nvidia control panel,but i have another problem,the shadows looks bad after i tweaked the settings.