Broken Laptop
A while back my dad gave me his old laptop. The screen had a bunch of lines across it, so the monitor on it was basically useless. But i had it connected to my tv so i didn't need the monitor.
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But i thought i'd try and fix it the other day, hoping i didn't make it any worse. Using this guide, i saw that if i just removed a few things i could get to the monitor plug/cable. So i took out the screws and removed the keyboard and cover.
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I looked at the cable. It seemed ok, maybe a little pinched at the hinge point but nothing obvious.![laptop monitor broken, check screen cable, hinge laptop monitor broken, check screen cable, hinge](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhvG_mox3_8Zm4ETQeHaDYryKrcCHugX3fQNkCc8U1WBiizDfkPgyK3iMZfX3oxslJynIltdM6SpVHvU4CopPViq-5TJw-wVzmzFtIXtVrd65QS-SegW19O8dE4ZmaoyfFs3LnrmOJx0tid/s400/DSCF2952+%2528Custom%2529.JPG)
I then unplugged it, used the old nintendo technique of blowing air into it, which really does nothing, then firmly plugged it back in. While the keyboard was still off i put the battery back in and turned it on. That seemed to fix it. I guess it was just a loose connection with one of the pins.
But i thought i'd try and fix it the other day, hoping i didn't make it any worse. Using this guide, i saw that if i just removed a few things i could get to the monitor plug/cable. So i took out the screws and removed the keyboard and cover.
I looked at the cable. It seemed ok, maybe a little pinched at the hinge point but nothing obvious.
I then unplugged it, used the old nintendo technique of blowing air into it, which really does nothing, then firmly plugged it back in. While the keyboard was still off i put the battery back in and turned it on. That seemed to fix it. I guess it was just a loose connection with one of the pins.
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