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xpcman
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13 Sep 2010 à 22:11
13 Sep 2010 à 22:11
Those video cards had a lot of heat related problems. The video card is replaceable. But, it requires the case be disassembled. It's not a job for the average Joe. Also, the replacement video cards are hard to find. I would get an estimate before I authorized the repair.
Good Luck
Good Luck
It's still not working, and it looks more and more like I will be getting a new unit.
I took my laptop into the shop today to see what would happen with on another monitor.
I hooked it up, and that created some action actually. The boot screen came up, asked me if I wanted to run windows repair (or start normally); I started it normally, as I did not have the repair discs with me at the time (tomorrow I will pick up a second hand monitor), but it did not fully boot windows; however, it loaded for a few minutes before going to a black screen.
Tomorrow I will have everything I need to perform a system repair - the discs and an external display. Is there any hope?
Ben
I took my laptop into the shop today to see what would happen with on another monitor.
I hooked it up, and that created some action actually. The boot screen came up, asked me if I wanted to run windows repair (or start normally); I started it normally, as I did not have the repair discs with me at the time (tomorrow I will pick up a second hand monitor), but it did not fully boot windows; however, it loaded for a few minutes before going to a black screen.
Tomorrow I will have everything I need to perform a system repair - the discs and an external display. Is there any hope?
Ben