When I turn on my V3000 the power and indicator LED's light up but nothing appears on the LCD. I Thought it may have been the integrated Video Card so i bought a new motherboard and installed it, but the issue still remains, even when i hook up an external monitor it wont work. So I tried some new ram, and nothing has changed. This one is really a stumper. I have completely Disassembled the machine and reassembled it making sure to check all of the connections and make sure they are all nice and snug. Any Ideas?
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Jump to PostAahh yes, You remind me of myself.
I want to Test the LCD on another Machine just to check if it's working.
Then I want you to try another monitor on your current Machine.
Post results thanks.
Jump to PostHmm maybe the PSU?
The power supply. If you have a spare lying around try that first,
Jump to PostI answer a alot of questions in a day so I loose track of whose who. But yeah I though we were talking about a Desktop this whole time. You said you changed the motherboard of a laptop right?
Ok what are the chances that the motherboard you changed …
Jump to PostProcessor won't have anything to with the graphics.
A laptop follow the same guidelines for a PC. In this case it is usually the board or the graphics card. Or another peripheral that has short circuited.
Look at all the internals to see a burned circuit or look for …
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