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Posted by Barry Watzman on January 22, 2006, 12:16 pm
Please log in for more thread options You have a bad cable and/or connection, most likely, or you damaged
something when you disconnected it. Tension on the cable as you worked
with it might have pulled the connector loose AT THE OTHER END.
Your work on the screen has caused a problem that was not present when
you started.
Bobito wrote:
> Hi Tony,
>
> Thanks for reply..when my invertor board failed + backlight died (same
> time) I could see a very faint image of windows xp boot up
> screen...Now when I take out the invertor I can't see any faint
> images...I have hooked the laptop up to a external monitor and it
> works fine. I think I may have damaged the cable when I was testing
> the invertor...because its so hard to get contact I had to use pins
> to push into the blocks + test them (think I may have damaged a
> connection point somewhere...)
>
> I have a new cable ordered so we will have to see...Heres the pic of
> my laptop screen (present) when I boot it up :(
>
> http://img34.imageshack.us/img34/3470/laptop0065va.jpg
>
> I have grounded the screen (by using the grounding loop thats on the
> cable..)when testing the lcd but nothing makes a difference..Im
> taking it, it makes no difference wether its in the casing or
> not...(grounding the external part of the lcd screen wouldn't make a
> huge diff would it??)
>
> Thanks again.
>
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