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simple_touch 24-10-2007 19:58

laptop problem!
 
hi im new here.
i got a problem with my laptop, one day i was using my laptop then the screen light went out! it flickered a few times and hasnt came on since.

ive had it looked at by other people and they think the ribbin needs replaced but when i installed it nothing happened! i can still see that the computer is on as when i tilt it back i notice my folders on the desktop and i notice the background image! if any1 can help me id be greatful! thanks!;)

MovedGoalPosts 24-10-2007 20:01

Re: laptop problem!
 
:welcome: to Cable Forum :tu:

The backlighting bulb in LCD screens can fail. They are virtually impossible to replace. If the connecting leads are all present and correct, unfortunately you may be looking at a major repair which if the lappy is of some age might mean replacement is cheaper.

simple_touch 24-10-2007 20:05

Re: laptop problem!
 
um the laptop is about 2years old now!

i was gona buy a new laptop as i just qualified as a graphics designer and i will need it to us photoshop but is a laptop the best buy for this type of work or would a desktop be more better? plus is there anywhere i can send the laptop to get fixed or looked at properly im from northern ireland btw where is this forum based?
thanks!

zing_deleted 24-10-2007 20:12

Re: laptop problem!
 
you get more bang for buck with desktops also if your gonna be photo editing and gfx as you said you will need a good big screen so go desktop

as for getting it fixed have a look in micromart magazine iirc there was a couple of firms who did no fix no fee and fixed fix charges

r1ch 24-10-2007 20:30

Re: laptop problem!
 
It's worth getting it checked by someone who knows what they're doing - quite often it can actually be the inverter that has failed which is a lot easier to replace.


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