thank you for your help. i am attaching a screen shot of my device. i do not wish to send this to the repair. out of warranty. i did post this issue earlier on but there has been no response. thats why i just structure the question as is. i do not demand answer, i can wait. this is a forum. not a paid service. i appreciate your advice so far.Hard to say if LCD will need replaced or it's a driver or OS problem. I would start by hooking up another monitor and seeing what you can find out about your system.
Does the display stay black until you power cycle the laptop?
thank you for your help. i am attaching a screen shot of my device. i do not wish to send this to the repair. out of warranty. i did post this issue earlier on but there has been no response. thats why i just structure the question as is. i do not demand answer, i can wait. this is a forum. not a paid service. i appreciate your advice so far.need answer.
People in this community will chime in when they've found the time to do so. Demanding for an answer usually dissuades anyone from providing a constructive suggestion.
Make and model of your laptop? An SKU would help us two fold. What OS are you working with? Have you tried disconnecting from the wall, disconnecting the battery from the laptop then removing the sticks of ram, ad pressing and holding down the power button for 30secs to discharge the laptop's residual power?
this is not helpful at all. calling me spaghetti brain is does not solve the issue.Stick to one thread please, unless you want to create spaghetti brains for yourself and the community members trying to assist you.
Try and see if you can remain in BIOS for 30mins. You might want see if you can enter Safe Mode and remain there, if nothing happens, backup all mission critical data and then you should contemplate reinstalling your OS after creating your bootable USB installer for Windows 11.
I asked for the make and model of your laptop, which could've come off the sticker under your laptop(or on the laptop's box/packaging).
I suspect its a motherboard or MOSFET? definitely not LCD issue. i did a clean install Windows 11. using an external display via HDMI it says, no signal detected.Hard to say if LCD will need replaced or it's a driver or OS problem. I would start by hooking up another monitor and seeing what you can find out about your system.
Does the display stay black until you power cycle the laptop?