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    LCD troubles with Presario f700?

    Discussion in 'HP' started by Elfin-EJ, May 8, 2010.

  1. Elfin-EJ

    Elfin-EJ Notebook Guru

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    just yesterday i started having a bit of trouble with my screen. when I open it to a full position so it is at optimum tilt for viewing, the colors become slightly washed out and whites gain a blueish tinge, while blacks have this sort of red static/noise behind them. However, when i tilt the screen to a very acute angle, the colors return to normal. I think it might be a connection that got a little loosened- i dropped my laptop onto a car floor a few days ago while on a trip. any thoughts?
     
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    de.1337 Notebook Evangelist

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    Bump. This is my bro and it's his birthday. So please help him out a a bit, eh?

    I think we can probably get some instructions/schematics and dissemble the thing and snug whatever is loose back in. What do you think?
     
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    Arrrrrrr, bump!
     
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    Thank you. He's about to get an internet connection to his desktop so sometime soon would be great to take it apart. Thanks for the info.