The LCD screen on my laptop isn't working properly, please help?
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Its possible that it is your graphics card Because you aren't having trouble until Windows Loads your drivers. Try Uninstalling your graphics card and reinstalling it. First right click on the my computer icon on your desk top or in your start menu. Scroll down and select properties click the hardware tab at the top of this window. Left click the device manager button. double left click display adapters,  Right ckick your graphics card scroll down and select uninstall. a confirm device removal window will pop up click "ok". After the device is uninstalled Right click  any device in the device manager list and select scan for new hardware. Window should then find you device and reinstall it. after this is finished Restart your computer and hopefully you wont be having any more problems. If this doesnt work go to dell and see about getting different drvers. or you could try repacing the ram in you computer. Last resort obviously would be the graphics card itself.
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disconect the monitor cable from the video card and look at the pins....make sure one didn't get bent. it's way easy to bend one and it will usually throw off the color or brighrness. if thats ok, try adjusting the brightness and contrast on the monitor.
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There are several places you can ship your laptop to and have them repair the screen. But it usually is not inexpensive. Depending on the age of the laptop it might be time to buy a new one and sell the other for parts on eBay.
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ya ur crt is busted i=i had the same problem had to replace it if i were u i would invest in a LCD they last longer and have higher refresh rates and most are under warrenty for dead pixels so u wont have to worry about those i personally am using a lcd and have been for 4 years now no problem at all
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go to device manager from control panel, control panel>system>device manager>display adapters and either rinstall driver or rollback driver. If that doesn't fix it, the in graphics properties, change you monitor driver to plug and play. that should fix you up, if not, email me if you find any other problems and I can talk u through them
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i had that problem with one of my LCD screens i would check the cable between the computer and the screen(the cable that has a blue head on both ends) see if anything is stuck inside the area that plugs into the back of the computer and make sure that its pushed in all the way.(this was suggested to me by a friend)\n\nedit---\n\nYeah, you are experiencing a blue shift which happens to some LCD monitors after extended use. The previous poster is correct the red is going out in it causing it to look more blue. Your monitor is getting ready to fail and unless you have another one sitting around to use check out any number of Viewsonics (at around $200) from Newegg, http://www.newegg.com/product/productlis...\n\nBefore you ask, no, there is no way to fix this problem.\n\nI quote Conradj213 (I asked this question again and this was one of the answere I got, I believe it to be true)
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Your laptop is a Toshiba and it is not 1337\n\nOh, and monitor is broken.
739030
if your talking about "display" on monitor???\nyou may have a problem with your video card.\nPS...a bit more detail would be helpfull, "what sort of display problem"?
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if you want to ensure optimal performance, you should replace screen with orginal size and type.  not only that, not every screen will fit as far as screw holes, connectors, etc.  And for the price you will pay for a replacement lcd screen nowadays, it is cheaper just to buy a new laptop.  my screen went out on my "old" laptop, 1.3 ghs, not that old, but it would have been 500 to fix whereas I bought a brand spanking new laptop that kicks ass for 800.
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monitor is taking a dump....crt tube is getting gassy...too much hi voltage...try turning down your brightness control
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It is a relatively "normal" problem for all LCD screens to have minor defects. I would suggest that you take it back while you still can, because it will drive you crazy otherwise. I had a stuck pixel on my LCD television, and we had to talk the guy at the store into exchanging it, because their policy (which BestBuy also told me was the policy of most computer manufacturers) is that there have to be something like 6 seperate bad pixels for them to take it back. It's considered a "normal" thing for one or two of them to be bad. Pffft I say!
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hello anil. the solution is simple..\njust press ctrl+alt+up arrow.\nur screen will return to normal.
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check your windows display drivers and try reinstalling them\nand check again.
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I agree with most people. You will have to buy a new LCD screen. You warranty might cover accidental damage, check into that first.\n\nIf not http://www.screentekinc.com or eBay should have your screen.\n\nGood luck.
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The monitor is not getting a signal from the graphics adapter. I would go into device manager and delete the devices and then reinstall them, if you can get the systems to let you in that far.
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You need to access the display properties and adjust as necessary.  You can do this by right clicking on an empty part of the desktop and going to 'Properties' then clicking on the 'Settings' tab.  If this does not help, then the drivers for your graphics card may need to be reinstalled/updated.  You do this by finding out what graphics adapter you are using - open the device manager by going to Start - Run and typing devmgmt.msc, then expand the section under Display Adapters or using a System Information utility such as the one included with Windows (if you are running Windows).  You would do this by going to Start - Programs - Accessories - System Utilities - System Information, then when it opens, expand the 'Components' section and click 'Display'.  Go to the site of the manufacturer for the adapter and download the latest drivers for your version.  After installation, you will have to reboot the computer.  Navigate back to the display properties by using the method mentioned above and change your resolution and color depth settings.\n\nIf the above does not fix your issue, then it may be a faulty monitor.  I would try other fixes before replacing your monitor, though.
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If it is still under warranty - call the company.  If not, is it a CRT or LCD monitor?  Every now and then, just like anything else - you can get a dud and all you can do is replace it.  Good Luck!