Can a laptop monitor be replaced.  The laptop is brand new but it is not a default. broken by accident.?
410359
yes it can but the cost maybe pretty high best advice is to send it to the manufacturers repair facility as a local guy will just have to order the part from them anyway
352433
is it still in warranty? if you still have your receipt you might be able to fix it under warranty; otherwise you'll find that it's much more expensive to replace a cracked monitor than it is to buy a new one!!!
905226
Well, sort of...\n\nThe monitor has a proprietary connection to the mother board -- not a standard VGA cable.  It's a very thin flexible cable that goes through the hinge and then plugs onto the motherboard.  It's easy enough to take off the display (a few screws around the hinge area, then usually also the top cover of the laptop), but you'll then have to figure out which wires are which (including power) on the proprietary cable -- I haven't seen these documented anywhere, and they're different for different brands of laptops.\nGood luck :)
752978
Check that the monitor cable is correctly connected.\nIf it is, then get a new monitor from some place with a good returns policy - just in case the problem is with your graphics card!!
337543
Is this laptop new (like maybe only a few months old)?\nIf not then you might need to update you're video driver, or reinstall it.\n\nIf still nothing, goto control panel, click display.\nGoto the last tab and click the advanced button.\nAt that point I really can't help you too much, just find something that talks about a 2nd screen/monitor.
752728
I would try to hook it up to an external monitor and see if it works normally. If it does, I'd guess the backlight is out, which is located at the bottom of the LCD panel. Not many repair shops know how to repair such a thing. Usually when the inverter goes out, you can still see a dim image.\n\nhttp://www.screentekinc.com sales laptop screens and has removal instructions on their site as well. The manufacturer will over charge you for the screem, if you do need one and you're no longer under warranty.\n\nGood luck.
716368
If it came with  the package of your computer, you can try contacting the company you purchased it and see if they offer replacements.
608854
It sounds like you just got ripped off. Maybe the monitor is broken (it should come on when you press the power button to the laptop!)
819474
this happened to me...you donot need a new monitor simply run the computer in safe mode by pressing F8 at the startup screen (manufactor's logo) and choosing safe mode...then do a system restore to before you changed the resolution by going to start>all programs>accesories>system tools>system restore
75684
Contact DELL and ask for a replacement!!! This seems like a safety-hazard issue and I am sure these issues should be dealt with a replacement only.
339028
something is fried in your laptop, most likely the internal power module. the clear signs are, the lcd and the hard disk get no power.\ntherefore you have no other choice than getting your laptop to repair.
877491
It sounds as though you may have bent a pin when you hooked up the monitor cable to the computer. Try unhooking it and look in the 15 pin plug. THe pins are very thin and can bend easily. If you have a bent pin, use a pair of thin needle nose pliers the straighten it out. If this is not the case, there is a good chance that you bought a bad monitor. Unfornuatly all you can do for that is to take it back and get another. Sorry that I am not more help.
744774
It may be the display adaptor hardware in your PC? I assume its integrated into motherboard so do you have (or can borrow) a PCI display adaptor to test this theory? or better yet another computer or laptop you can test the monitor with to see if its the problem or its your PC... Good luck!
1006836
You might try looking here for it:\nhttp://www.lcds4less.com/acer-laptop-screens.shtml\n\nYou can also call Acer directly and inquire about ordering a replacement screen. Best bet on contacting them might be through tech support e-mail.\nhttp://www.acersupport.com/html/email.cfm
495066
Your question is a little ambiguous mate!\nIf you mean you are trying to uninstall everything from your laptop, but the screen is dead, then you can connect a standard PC monitor to it and see all from there!\n\nOn the other hand, if the graphics card is faulty on the laptop, you may need the help of a PC engineer to fix it.\n\nLet me know of your exact problem and I'll do what i can to assist.
733481
If you've got a laptop, then generally, no. You're stuck with what you bought.\n\nIf it's a desktop, then get a new monitor.
87879
No you cant cus that means it is a faulty video card and you need to replace it. Thanks