bloody well is...that is why I was asking what caused it
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how did this happen ?
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2 years ago
Or something very heavy or hot has been placed on the lid of the laptop whilst the lid has been closed. The damage has been inflicted from the case side of the laptop?
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2 years ago
Or case closed up with a coin left on the keyboard.
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2 years ago
all interesting thoughts....
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2 years ago
It got too much pressure applied to it - either from being hit with something, or quite commonly, the lid was shut while there was something resting on the keyboard.
The screen is shagged, replace it and move on (£25 - £60 depending on the exact model of panel, and a 10 min job)
(or for those too tight to spend money on computers, just use it with an external display)
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2 years ago
Perhaps somebody pointed a high-power laser at it.
John
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umur
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2 years ago
umurni gonna do that ....
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2 years ago
Wrong again. Brian Reay doesn't post in this group.
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2 years ago
you don't ? ...
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2 years ago
I've had a fault exactly like that. I guess there's fluid in the screen and the black circlr is an air bubble.
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2 years ago
can I fix it then ?
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2 years ago
Yes, take the screen off, lookup the part number and get one from ebay.
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2 years ago
oh right