Horizontal lines on laptop screen. HELP!

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Ok, here's the story. On my Dell Inspiron laptop, one of the three power prongs got pushed into the case. So, I opened up the entire laptop, very very carefully, and pushed the prong back out. Problem fixed.

However, after I put it back together the flipping screen won't work! URGH! :rolleyes: :surprised :-| :rolleyes: It is a black background with white horizontal lines! HELP! It was working FINE FINE FINE before I opened it

The laptop boots up perfectly and all that, but the screen just won't work. I took it in and the tech said the video card is fine.

So I am lost.

HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh and no amount of jirating, jiggling etc did anything

I would REALLY really appreciate any and all suggestions. Pleeeeeease.

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Re: Horizontal lines on laptop screen. HELP!

 
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Now, this is only a guess, but what I think might be the problem is that there's static inside your computer, and that this was caused by opening up the laptop itself.

Problem though: I don't know how you would get the static out. Sorry
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Static huh? Very interesting:!:
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Mel-

Now, this is only a guess, but what I think might be the problem is that there's static inside your computer, and that this was caused by opening up the laptop itself.

Problem though: I don't know how you would get the static out. Sorry
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