how to get rid one long pink line in the middle of the screen
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Laptop_Nerd
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- Aug 28, 2015
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Hi,
Please do try these troubleshooting steps that may solve that issue.
- Start by doing a hard reset, remove the battery and AC adapter then press and hold the power button for 20 seconds. After the reboot check if you'll get the same pink line on your display.
- Try to connect an external monitor and see if the same problem will persist on it because if it does that means it's the graphics card that has the problem.
- If it's not happening on the external display that means it's a problem with the built in display only and one solution would be to check the ribbon cable that connects the display to the motherboard and if all these will not work a replacement would be needed.
Please do try these troubleshooting steps that may solve that issue.
- Start by doing a hard reset, remove the battery and AC adapter then press and hold the power button for 20 seconds. After the reboot check if you'll get the same pink line on your display.
- Try to connect an external monitor and see if the same problem will persist on it because if it does that means it's the graphics card that has the problem.
- If it's not happening on the external display that means it's a problem with the built in display only and one solution would be to check the ribbon cable that connects the display to the motherboard and if all these will not work a replacement would be needed.
koffeeshop77
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i have done many of these they are easy to fix.
https
/youtu.be/zkDFqH1Gmb0
all screens function very similar. depending on laptop it may come apart a little different. but the fix is the same. if you give me the spec of your laptop and i'll find a teardown for you. no need to send in or replace the screen. last screen i did i merely tighten the screw down and put more electrical tape on it hasn't had a problem since.
https
/youtu.be/zkDFqH1Gmb0all screens function very similar. depending on laptop it may come apart a little different. but the fix is the same. if you give me the spec of your laptop and i'll find a teardown for you. no need to send in or replace the screen. last screen i did i merely tighten the screw down and put more electrical tape on it hasn't had a problem since.
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