My laptop screen is all white!

[<IXOYE><]

HELP! Ok so my Toshiba laptop has a complete white screen when powered on. Is this a hardware issue? Is it an easy fix? What are my options? I paid $299 for it two years ago from Best Buy. I dont want anyone from the "squad" to work on it for various reasons. Thanks in advance.

[Atlantaboi2012]

I just found out recently that sometimes the LCD screens need to be replaced and nothing at all is wrong with the internals. Look into it if I were you.

[bigdawg86]

I must refrain from my initial thoughts about the title of this thread...

[Ackrite]

I must refrain from my initial thoughts about the title of this thread...

HAHA!! Me too.

[winnre]

Does it go right to white immediately? Do you get a POST screen, memory count, and then white?

[<IXOYE><]

Does it go right to white immediately? Do you get a POST screen, memory count, and then white?

White immediately. No POST.

[jonc]

Time to buy a new gun!!!!

Lol

Jk , good luck with that!

[cranemech]

I must refrain from my initial thoughts about the title of this thread...

[nothinghere2c]

do you have a LCD monitor or some external monitor you can plug into the laptop to verify if its the screen or the machine itself?

[<IXOYE><]

do you have a LCD monitor or some external monitor you can plug into the laptop to verify if its the screen or the machine itself?

Yes I have already connected it to my TV and backed up my files. It is in fact the screen. Just not sure how to go about fixing the issue.

[nothinghere2c]

you could try opening the laptop and reconnecting the monitor ribbon. maybe it worked its way loose from opening the monitor too widely or somethin weird.

[dchang0]

nothinghere2c is correct. This was common in several models of Samsung and HP laptops where the internal display cable was getting worn from the hinge's movement.

Swap the cable (usually less than $20 on ebay), and the LCD will return to life.

Now, removing the lid could be hairy for some models but is usually fairly easy, since the manufacturer that went cheap on the hinge design usually also goes cheap on the lid design. That means it's usually just four or six screws holding it all together.

You can Google for directions on how to open the lid and change the display cable. Such instructions are very common.

[dchang0]

nothinghere2c is correct. This was common in several models of Samsung and HP laptops where the internal display cable was getting worn from the hinge's movement.

Swap the cable (usually less than $20 on ebay), and the LCD will return to life.

Now, removing the lid could be hairy for some models but is usually fairly easy, since the manufacturer that went cheap on the hinge design usually also goes cheap on the lid design. That means it's usually just four or six screws holding it all together.

You can Google for directions on how to open the lid and change the display cable. Such instructions are very common.

[Davigluns]

You could try starting the laptop and reconnecting the observe lace. maybe it proved helpful its way reduce from starting the observe too commonly or something strange. . . . . .


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[borongas]

You could try starting the laptop and reconnecting the observe lace. maybe it proved helpful its way reduce from starting the observe too commonly or something strange. . . . . .

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