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Guys,
I have a Toshiba satellite l655d-s5093 laptop. I have had many screens come over my hand (all operational) that i have installed. But once i power up, i get no picture. Hooked up to an external lcd screen the computer boots and everything works. Heres the kicker, when i boot up, i see a brief blink of light, then when i leave it on for a while and i stand a good distance away from the monitor, i can see the screen on, but very darkly. I have to squint my eyes to see it.
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1 : Failing backlight ... not easy to replace but it can be done if your careful.
2: Connected circuitry issue -
if it is a filing back light problem, should i just get a new mobo? please explain specifically "Connected circuitry issue".
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Aren't the back lights built into the screen (on the edges) so if that is failing then maybe a new screen would fix? You say you have installed many screens. All in that same laptop or other laptops? Personally I would just buy another laptop and be done with it.
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Video Card is still good.
Screen or backlight or video cable is bad.
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Im going to try a completely new screen from another laptop and see if that works. Trust me when i say this has been annoying!!!
"If u cant eat it - u dont need it"
"Baby - If i dont hit it, Who will?"
"Why is Abbreviation such a long word"?
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