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by hal 9000
It could be that the back light is failing and needs replacing if possible or it could just be a display setting that has altered somehow on a shutdown. For some reason windows changes settings randomly when you shut down on occasions so if you go into the display settings and change the contrast and brightness setting and the screen is easily readable again I wouldn't worry. But if that has no effect you'll most likely be up for a replacement screen on the NB as from my reading of the Dell Destruction Manual you can not change the back light. but it might be worth checking the ribbon cable from the monitor has not become loose and is no longer making proper contact.
Col
by msimm1227
Definate backlight failure if it is out off warranty I've seen replacements on the net.the tubes come in standard sizes a replacement screen to much $$$$$$
Kind regards,
Matt
by rcom
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by mjlabas
Fn-F8 fixed my LCD problem.
-m.
by pc nut
by david.tang
Hi, how much does it cost?
It just happened to my NB recently.
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