Replacing a HP Envy 6 Sleekbook screen 18. September 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Can I replace my HP Envy 6 Sleekbook screen? There's no need to panic when you break your HP E [More]
Can I Replace my HP Pavilion DV3 Screen? 15. September 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Replacing a HP Pavilion dv3 screen There's no need to worry when you break your HP Pavilion dv3 screen. Though a daunting task at first, laptop screen replacement requires very little technical expertise. In fact, many of our customers have manged to replace their broken screen in just half an hour. Below, you'll find step by step instructions, (as well as a number of helpful resources,) that will guide you through the HP Pavilion dv3 screen replacement process. How to replace a HP Pavilion dv3 screen Step one Before beginning your repair, unplug your laptop form the mains power and remove the battery. You should also pause to make sure that you have disconnected any, (and all,) peripheral devices, (such as memory sticks and/or speakers.) When you're ready to begin, use your fingers, a flat edged implement or an opening tool to prise the aesthetic covers, (found at the bottom of the screen,) off of the front bezel. Once you've removed the aesthetic covers, remove the screws hidden underneath and set them aside safely. Step two Use your fingers or a flat edged implement to prise the front bezel away from the rest of the screen casing. Work your way around each edge of the front bezel, easing it away from the broken HP Pavilion dv3 screen. Once you are sure that you have sufficiently loosened the front bezel, remove it from the laptop and,set it aside safely. Step three Once you've removed the front bezel you should see six screws holding the broken HP Pavilion dv3 screen in place, Remove each of these screws and, set them aside safely. Step four Pull the top of the screen slightly towards you, proceeding to unplug the cable on the right of the laptop's web camera. Step five On each side of the broken screen, you should see three screws, Remove each of these screws and set them aside safely. Pull the top pf the broken screen further towards you, laying it to rest, face down, on the laptop keyboard. On the back of the screen, you should see a thick cable attached to golden connector. Disconnect this cable, (peeling back any strips of adhesive, if necessary.) Step six You should now be able to remove the broken screen from your laptop.To fit your newly bought replacement HP Pavilion dv3 screen, simply complete the instructions, as outlined above,) in reverse. Replacement HP Pavilion dv3 screens HP Pavilion dv3 screen replacement: https://www.laptop-lcd-screen.co.uk/shop/laptop_listItems.asp?strSearch=hp+pavilion+dv3 *Disclaimer: As with any repair you choose to undertake, Laptop-LCD-Screen.co.uk cannot be held responsible for any damage caused to your device during the replacement/repair process. If you feel anxious or unsure about completing this repair yourself, it is best to err on the side of caution.
Can I Replace my Dell Inspiron 910 Screen? 9. September 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Replacing the screen in a Dell Inspiron 910 We understand how frustrating it can be when you break your laptop screen. Though the task may seem daunting at first, however, laptop screen replacement requires very little technical expertise. What's more, in replacing your laptop screen yourself, you could save valuable time and money. Below, you'll find detailed instructions, (as well as helpful resources,) to guide you through the Dell Inspiron 910 screen replacement process. How to replace a Dell Inspiron 910 screen Step one Before beginning your repair, make sure that you have unplugged you laptop from the mains power and, that you have removed the battery. You should also makes re that you have disconnected all peripheral devices, (eg. memory sticks, speakers and/or hard drives.) Next, use your fingers, a flat edged implement or an opening tool to prise the front bezel away from the rest of the screen casing. Work your way around each edge of the front bezel, separating it from the laptop. When you are convinced that you have loosened the front bezel sufficiently, remove it from your laptop and, set it aside safely. Once you've removed the front bezel you should see the broken Dell Inspiron 910 screen being held in place by two screws, (one in each corner; at the top.) Remove each of these screws and, set them aside safely. Step two Next, take hold of the top of the screen and, gently pull it towards you, laying it to rest, face down, on the keyboard in front. On the back of the screen, you should see a grey cable attached. Remove this cable, (peeling back any strips of adhesive, if necessary.) Step three Pull the screen back towards you, (pushing the back of the laptop towards the table.) On either side of the broken screen, you should see two screws. Remove each of these screws, holding onto the screen to steady it. Once you've removed all of the screws, you should be able to remove the broken screen from the machine, To replace the old display with a newly bought Dell Inspiron 910 screen, all you need to do is complete the instructions, (as outlined above,) in reverse. Replacement Dell Inspiron 910 screens Dell Inspiron 910 screen replacement: https://www.laptop-lcd-screen.co.uk/shop/DELL-INSPIRON-MINI-9-910-8.9-LAPTOP-SCREEN__13415.asp *Disclaimer: As with any repair you choose to undertake, Laptop-LCD-Screen.co.uk cannot be held responsible for any damage caused to your device during the replacement/repair process. If you feel anxious or unsure about completing this repair yourself, it is best to err on the side of caution.
Can I Replace my Asus X55A Screen? 8. September 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Replacing an Asus X55A screen We understand how deeply frustrating a broken laptop screen can be . That's why we ship all of our screens out quickly, whilst ensuring that you have access to all the necessary help and guidance. As the kind testimonials we receive demonstrate, we do our utmost to provide our clients with excellent service. Below, you'll find detailed, step by step instructions that will help guide you through the Asus X55A screen replacement process. How to replace an Asus X55A screen Step one Before beginning your repair, unplug your laptop from the mains power and, remove the battery, You should also make sure that you have disconnected any, (and all,) peripheral devices, (such a s speakers, memory sticks and.or hard drives.) When you're ready to begin, use your fingers or a flat edged tool, (a debit card or guitar plectrum,) to prise the aesthetic covers off of the bottom corners of the front bezel. Proceed by removing the screws hidden underneath these covers Step two Once you've removed the screws on the front bezel, use your fingers, a flat edged implement or an opening tool to prise the front bezel away from the rest of the screen casing. Work your way around each edge o the screen bezel, easing it away fro the damaged display as you go, When you feel that you have sufficiently loosened the front bezel, lift it away fro the laptop and, set it aside safely. Note: the front bezel is held in place using a number of plastic hooks that clip in and out of place. Take care when removing it from the laptop so as to avoid snapping it in the process. Step three Once you've removed the front bezel, you should see the broken Asus X55A screen being held in place by two further screws, (one in each , top corner.) remove each of these screws and, set them aside safely. Next,take hold of the top of the broken screen, and gently pull it towards you, laying it to rest, face down, on the keyboard in front. On the back of the screen, you should see a thick cable attached to a gold connector. Disconnect this cable, (peeling back any strips of adhesive holding it in palce, if necessary.) Step four You should now be able to remove the damaged display from your laptop. To fit your newly bought Asus X55A screen, all you need to do is complete the instructions, (as describe above,) in reverse. Replacement Asus X55A screens Asus X55A screen replacement: https://www.laptop-lcd-screen.co.uk/shop/ASUS-X55A-15.6-LAPTOP-SCREEN__31604.asp *Disclaimer: As with any repair you choose to undertake, Laptop-LCD-Screen.co.uk cannot be held responsible for any damage caused to your device during the replacement/repair process. If you feel anxious or unsure about completing this repair yourself, it is best to err on the side of caution.
How to Replace an Acer Aspire One D255E Screen 29. August 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Can I replace my Acer Aspire One D255E? A broken laptop screen can be a source of great frustration. Contrary to popular belief, however, laptop screen replacement requires very little . In fact, some of our customers have managed to replace their broken laptop screen in just half an hour! Below, you''ll find step by step instructions, (as well as a number of resources,) to help guide you through the Acer Aspire One D255E screen replacement process. Replacing an Acer Aspire One D255E screen Step one Before doing anything else, unplug your laptop from the mains power and remove the battery. You should also make sure that you have disconnected any, (and all,) peripheral devices, (such as speakers, memory sticks and/or hard drives.) When you're ready to begin, use a flat edged implement or your fingers to prise the aesthetic covers, (found at the bottom of the display) away from the front bezel. Once you've removed, (and set aside,) the aesthetic covers, remove the screws hidden uunderneath and, set them aside safely, also. Step two Next, use a flat edged implement or your fingers to prise the front bezel away from the rest of the screen casing. Work your way around each side of the front bezel. When you are sure that you have sufficiently loosened the front bezel, rmeove it from your laptop and, set it aside safely. Once you've removed the front bezel, you should see the broken Acer Aspire One D255E screen being held in place by four further screws, (one in each corner.) Remove each of these screws and, set them aside safely. Once you've done that, pull the damaged display slightly towards you and, disconnect the top of the web camera cable. Step three Next, pull the broken screen further towards you and lay it to rest, face down, on the keyboard in front. On the back of the screen, you should see along, thin cable attached. This is the rest of the web camera cable. Remove this cable from the back of the screen, loosening any adhesive, if necessary. At the bottom, (and back,) of the screen, you should also see a ribbon like cable attached to a golden connector. Disconnect this cable by releasing it from the connector, (peeling back any strips of adhesive holding it in place, if necessary.) Step four You should now be able to remove the broken Acer Aspire One D255E screen from your laptop. To fit your newly bought replacement screen, all you need to do is complete the above instructions in reverse. It's really that simple. Replacement Acer Aspire One D255E screens Acer Aspire One D255E screen replacement: https://www.laptop-lcd-screen.co.uk/shop/ACER-ASPIRE-ONE-D255E-10.1-LAPTOP-SCREEN__1686.asp *Disclaimer: As with any repair you choose to undertake, Laptop-LCD-Screen.co.uk cannot be held responsible for any damage caused to your device during the replacement/repair process. If you feel anxious or unsure about completing this repair yourself, it is best to err on the side of caution.
Replacing an LG XNote Screen 26. August 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Can I replace my LG XNote screen? We understand how frustrating it can be when you break your laptop screen. However, contrary to popular belief, laptop screen replacement requires very little technical expertise. In fact, some of our customers have managed to replace their screen in just half an hour. We receive hundreds of kind testimonials from satisfied customers. Below, you'll find step by step instructions, (as well as further resources,) that will help guide you through the LG XNote screen replacement process. How to replace a LG XNote screen Step one Firstly, before doing anything else, make sure that you have unplugged your machine and that you have removed the battery. You should also make sure that you have disconnected any, (and all,) peripheral devices, (such as memory sticks, speakers and/or hard drive.) When you are ready to begin, use a flat edged implement or your fingers to prise the aesthetic covers off of the front bezel. Note: the aesthetic covers are located in each corner of the front bezel. When you have removed the aesthetic covers, remove the screws hidden underneath and, set them aside safely. Step two Once you've removed all of the front bezel screws, use your fingers or a flat edged implement to work the front bezel away from the rest of the screen casing. Note: take care when removing the screen bezel so as to avoid snapping it in the process.Once you are sure that you have loosened the front bezel sufficiently, remove it from the laptop and, set it aside safely. Step three Sitting at the bottom of the exposed screen, you should see a thin strip of electronics. This is the inverter board. Disconnect the thin cable that runs into the right hand side of the inverter, (as you look at the exposed screen.) Step four Once you have disconnected this cable, pull the top of the screen slightly towards you and remove the screws found on either side of the damaged display. At the top, (and back,) of the broken LG XNote screen, you should also see a thin cable running from the back of the screen to the web camera. Disconnect this cable, also. Having completed all of these steps, take hold of the top pf the screen and pull it towards you, laying it to rest, face down, on the laptop keyboard. On the back of the screen, you should see a ribbon like cable attache to a gold connector. Disconnect this cable from the damaged display, releasing it from its connector and peeling back any adhesive, (if necessary.) Once you have disconnected this cable, you should be able to remove the broken LG XNote screen from your laptop. Step five To replace the damaged display with a newly bought replacement, all you need to do is complete the above instructions in reverse order. Laptop screen replacement is really that simple! Replacement LG XNote screens LG XNote replacement screens: https://www.laptop-lcd-screen.co.uk/shop/laptop_listItems.asp?strSearch=LG+XNote+ *Disclaimer: As with any repair you choose to undertake, Laptop-LCD-Screen.co.uk cannot be held responsible for any damage caused to your device during the replacement/repair process. If you feel anxious or unsure about completing this repair yourself, it is best to err on the side of caution.
How to Replace the Screen in a Sony Vaio VGN-SZ645 14. August 2014 tori Laptop Screen Installation Help (0) Can I replace my Sony Vaio VGN-SZ645 screen?Though rather daunting at first, laptop screen replacem [More]
New Macbook Pro Set for Release in September? 30. August 2013 tori Laptop Screen News (0) New Apple Macbook to be released soon? Reports suggest that the new Apple laptop, the Macbook Pro Retina Display, will be released for sale in September. Though mere speculation at this juncture, reports also suggest that the release of the Macbook Pro will occur in tandem with the release of the iPhone 6. What can we expect from the new Macbook? The details The processor in the new Macbook is expected to be able to support the latest high resolution displays. (The model will be available in a choice of two screen sizes: 11 and 13 inch.) The new machine also boasts flash storage, (going from 128 GB to 512 GB,) Intel HD graphics 5000 (to improve overall performance) and, batteries that hold their charge for considerably longer. Additionally, commentators expect Apple to release OS X Mavericks in conjunction with the new model.
Asus Taichi: Tantalizing Touch-Screen Innovation? 8. February 2013 tori Laptop Screen News (0) The Asus TaichiThe Asus Taichi touch-screen machine, a hybrid of traditional and touch-screen techno [More]
Dell LED Laptop Screen Replacment And Brightness Controls / Power Management / Power Saving 2. November 2011 Nick Technical Support (0) Dell LED laptop screen replacement: brightness controls After replacing the LED screen in your DELL laptop, you may find the brightness controls no longer function. Pressing the brightness up and brightness down on the keyboard has no affect on the display brightness. You may also find that when running on battery power the display is not dimmed; therefore the battery life whilst not using the mains power will be considerably shortened. The problem in detail You’re not alone this problem Is being reported everywhere http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&q=Windows+7+Laptop+Brightness+Control+Problem&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=Windows+7+Laptop+Brightness+Control+Problem&gs_rfai=&fp=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.,cf.osb&cad=b Solutions You can try updating the following:Update your DELL Graphics Drivers at DELL SupportUpdate the DELL System BIOS at DELL Support Install the Latest Dell QuickSet: Win7 32-bit Win7 64-bit If this solution does not work for you, try the neat Freeware stand-alone brightness control called Desktop Lighter It runs unnoticed in the system tray, uses only 1.5mb RAM, launches with Windows and uses Ctrl+> and Ctrl+< keys to control the brightness rather than the Fn keys. Systems affected: 17.3" DELL systems including the DELL 17, XPS 17, Studio 17, 1700 series, 1731, 1740, 1749 and other models that are fitted with HD resolution 17.3 inch LED screens.
What is Meant by the Terms CCFL (LCD) and LED? 13. April 2011 Nick Laptop Screen Information (8) What do the terms CCFL, LCD and LED mean? You may have heard the terms LCD and LED used when vendors refer to replacement laptop screens. This article sets out to explain what these terms mean and how to choose when confronted with an LCD or LED screen for the same laptop computer. What is meant by LCD, CCFL and LED? LCD screens In actual fact the term LCD is slightly misleading, as almost all replacement laptop screens on the market today are LCD. LCD simply refers to the technology (Liquid Crystal Display), that is used to create the pixels (or dots) of the display that make up the entire image. CCFL, LCD and LED: how they operate and the differences between them In truth, screens are either CCFL (commonly mislabeled as LCD) or LED. The terms CCFL and LED refer only to the backlighting technology within the laptop screen. The pixels make up the display picture, from millions of "dots", either red, green or blue, and the backlight simply lights the screen so you can see the picture. CCFL screens use a miniature flourescent tube to light the screen, LED screens use Diodes, or LED lights that consume far less battery power. CCFL screens using this flourescent tube technology also require a ballast, like any flourescent lamp. This ballast is called a Power Inverter and usually sits directly underneath the screen. When purchasing a replacement screen, it is of course important to purchase the correct if multiple choices are present. Most reputable laptop screen suppliers will list both types of screen as CCFL (LCD) or LED. A typical Power Inverter for a laptop screen How to differentiate between the different types of screen CCFL (LCD) backlit screensThese types of laptop screen have wires coming from one bottom corner, which have one or two white plugs attached to be inserted into the right hand side of the power inverter. Example 1:A 13.3" screen that has one CCFL backlight, the white plug attaches to the power inverter. Example 2:This laptop screen is an 18.4" screen with 2 CCFL backlights, this has 2 white plugs, one for each backlight. They both attach to the right hand side of the power inverter (an example picture of a power inverter is shown below.) Example 3:This is the back of a typical CCFL (LCD) laptop screen, the arrow points to the cable and plug for the power inverter. LED backlit screens These types of screen do not have a power inverter or the wires mentioned above with the white plug(s) Example 1:An LED screen has no white plug from the bottom and does not require a power inverter. Notice no white plugs coming from the bottom. Some LED screens have a filament cable (2nd image below, orange) that attaches to electronics but this is NOT an inverter. Example 2:The rear of a typical LED laptop screen (may differ greatly from your specific model but for example only), notice no wires and no white plug from the bottom. Example 3:This LED screen does not use a power inverter either, and has no wires with a white plug attached from the bottom, however notice the flat plastic orange cable coming from the bottom. This is known as a filament cable. Do not confuse this with the Inverter cables and plug. This screen is still an LED panel. How do I know which screen I need? Determining which screen type is right for you You do not have to completely remove the laptop screen from the lid of the computer to determine which type is fitted. Most often all you need to do is remove the screen bezel, or the plastic surround (frame) around the screen. This is usually held in place by screws in the corners and sometimes middle of the screen. These screws can be covered by plastic washers that are removable with a sharp knife. Once the bezel is removed you will be able to quickly see if your screen has this white plug connected to an Inverter below the screen. Choosing the right screen Upgrading Changing from one technology to the other, for example upgrading a CCFL (LCD) laptop screen to an LED laptop screen is not possible. For this reason you will have to replace like for like technologies within the machine. Why are there two types of screen for my laptop? LED technology has been in use within laptops for many years, however historically these types of laptop screen were always fitted to high end laptops such as the Fujitsu Lifebook computers. In recent years the laptop manufacturers have turned to using LED screens as standard, as they are able to offer portable devices such as laptop, notebook and netbook computers with relatively long battery lives. The reason one laptop model may have both types of replacement screen advertised for it is that the manufacturer has used the same model name over many years, and as such some models will have the older CCFL (LCD) screens fitted and newer models the LED screens. Usually changes to the screen LCD cable and motherboard are made to accomodate this, hence upgrading is mostly not possible.
