Replaced screen, but now is just black
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Hello,
I dropped my HP Pavilion dv7 and hooked it up to an external monitor, and picture showed. I replaced LCD screen and it worked great for 2 days. Now all of a sudden it just lights up black. All icons light up and I hear the startup sound of WIndows. What could be the problem? I tried rebooting and unplugging for 30 sec.
I dropped my HP Pavilion dv7 and hooked it up to an external monitor, and picture showed. I replaced LCD screen and it worked great for 2 days. Now all of a sudden it just lights up black. All icons light up and I hear the startup sound of WIndows. What could be the problem? I tried rebooting and unplugging for 30 sec.
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