How can i clean my laptop`s lcd screen????can i soak cotton in any perfume and rub the screen??????
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Wipe with a soft cloth damped with alcohol. Make sure not to spray anything on the screen or to soak the cloth excesively so that it will run.
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they have specially made laptop wipes. You can wipe the keyboards and everything that is on the laptop, including screens. Try your local Frys, Office Depot, Staples, Office Max, etc. They're around $5.00. Hope this helps.
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Honestly no. Scratches on an lcd monitor are permanent. If you hear about anybody selling products that will magically make the scratches disappear, I guarantee you that it is a scam. If the scratch is serious, then the pixels around the scratched area are also destroyed, meaning the individual light particles can no longer be correctly be displayed in that area.
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You can buy monitor wipes at most office or computer stores. they work very well. dust spray or vacuum would also work.
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the problem may be the ribbon cable going from the computer to the screen. check if it is broken. You may still use the laptop with an external monitor.
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spray a mild glass cleaner on a paper towell or soft cloth dont spray it on the screen
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bungiebabe - yu.gota.goh have the best answer for you so far. While it wasn't milk, I have spilled two entire cups of coffee all over my laptop before. (No, not at the same time ... Sometimes, I don't learn lessons so well! :-)\n\nPop off all keys from the keyboard and let it THOROUGHLY dry - it may require up to a week. After a day or so, place a fan on it to help speed up any evaporation. Try turning it on 4 or 5 days later, and it *should* work. If it does, you may want to take it to a specialist to have it cleaned.\n\nGood luck with it!
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I know that if you go to any place like Staples, Office Max, Best Buy, etc. they have LCD cleaners that come with pre-moistened wipes and lint free cloths which I use and they work very well. And they work on screens or the exterior of products such as cell phones, laptops, iPods, etc.
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I am weird, I clean my keyboard and mouse with rubbing alcohol pads and my desk with Lysol wipes. That was before I found about that story about the bathroom. Dirty computer equipment has always bothered me. I have scrubbed old beige monitors with Comet cleaner..works real good!
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Chances are that some of the liquid has got through to the motherboard. I'm afraid that you'll to take to a computer specialist to get it repaired and then I suspect they won't be able to do much at a reasonable cost. It would probably be cheaper to buy a new/secondhand one. Laptops aren't good with liquids, I've had to deal with quite a few.
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With LCD screens, the normal lifespan is about 50,000 hours which gives you about 5 years unless you try to clean it with a knife
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Sounds like at least one key is sticky.  Coke (or any soda) will do that.  Carefully remove the keys in the area of where you spilled it and gently clean with a Q-tip and alcohol.  The worst that could happen has already happened - you cannot use the laptop.
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No need for a new laptop, painless job infact.\n\nChange the LCD. Go to www.screentek.com and they have a whole list of compatible laptops that the monitor is for.\n\nIn order to get it off, is like snapping the plastic food boxes from restaurants: http://www.screentekinc.com/lcd-removal-instructions.shtml.\n\nOr, buy the screen from eBay, but as it's not new, I don't now how good it still is.
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Your LCD screen is as sensitive as your eyeball. No harsh chemicals, no harsh abrasives.\n\nIf you think the screen is not that sensitive, press on the screen very gently with an index card and watch the screen display image start to distort. Again think eyeball while cleaning.\n\nI use distilled water and a soft cloth. \n\nIf this is a notebook don't mistake keyboard impressions as dust or grime. I have seen dozens of Dell and Apple notebook key images scored into the LCD screen. They can't be cleaned.
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if its not under warranty, remove the keyboard from the notebook, and steam mashine the keys, then rub it with paper towels then put back, as if u do that on a notebook with warranty it goes void, or you do it while the keyboard is still in the notebook you could render the notebook renderable to un-usable state if u liquid clean the keys.\n\ni suggested steam as its thin water and heat, yet cleans well, but not inside a computer, only the parts like under the keys or in the groves etc etc, if done while still wired in , it could steam the board (not good lol)\n\ntake care,\ndez
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you can buy a cleaner kit at any computer store like radio shaq or staples preferably. It usually come with a special brush or cloth with which to clean it. recommended that you do not use paper towels and cloths around the house u may risk scratching it
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As others have indicated, LCD screens are generally not built to withstand excessive touching or other pressure (sometimes laptops can even be damaged by applying too much pressure to them when closed up. e.g. setting something heavy on top of them)\n\nDurability can vary, of course, from one manufacturer to the next, but a few things to keep in mind:\n\n While touching (lightly) with your finger is not likely to do more than leave a smudge, your fingernail is capable of scratching the screen and really spoiling your day.\n\n  You should be careful when cleaning the screen. Be especially careful with any chemicals you use. Often "window cleaners" are the WRONG choice. Check with the manufacturer for recommendations, but something as simple as a damp, soft cloth is probably best.\n\n  There are protective screens available on the market. They can not only offer protection to your LCD screen's surface, they can also change the surface appearance to suit your preference. (e.g. a glass-like surface if you prefer, or a softer, matted finish, to reduce glare on your display)\n\nGood luck.