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       Laptop Screen failure Symtoms
   DIR By: disposalone
       Date: November 27, 2011, 3:50 pm
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       Symptoms " Laptop LCD Screen" :
       •The laptop appears to start as usual but the screen is
       black, if you move it, it turns on and works properly. Failed
       cable.
       •The laptop appears to start as usual but the screen is very
       dark, although it changes colour a little and you can see a very
       feint image. Failed inverter or cable     90%/10%.
       •Immediately after starting the screen has dark pink/red
       tint and turns dark after a few seconds. Failed backlight.
       •The screen flickers a few times but then turns dark, if you
       move it or tap it lightly on the sides, it flickers again.
       Failed cable or LCD 50%/50%.
       •Screen is either black or white (no picture) and external
       monitor works. Failed cable or LCD 20%/80%.
       •There are stripes on the screen (either vertical or
       horizontal) that change when you move the screen or tap it
       lightly on the sides. Failed cable or LCD 5%/95%.
       •In all above cases, if you plug in an external monitor,
       everything shows fine on it (you have to plug it in before
       starting the laptop and may need to press the “Fn” key together
       with one of the “F1″ – “F10″ keys to make the laptop
       recognize the external monitor).
       •In all above cases, if you plug in an external monitor,
       everything shows fine on it (you have to plug it in before
       starting the laptop and may need to press the “Fn”  key together
       with one of the “F1″ – “F10″ keys to make the laptop
       recognize the external monitor).
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