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09-01-2012 06:57 PM
My HP Pavilion G4 laptop screen is white when I turn it on. When connected to an external monitor, it works fine. Any suggestions for the cause and a solution?
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09-01-2012 07:39 PM
If the external monitor is fine, then you know the problem is from the mother board cable connection to the screen itself. The problem point for notebooks is where the cable goes through the hinge. You could try to wiggle that to see if the picture changes. The other possibility is that the connection from the cable to the screen has come loose and the final solution I can think of is that the screen itself is bad.
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09-01-2012 07:39 PM
If the external monitor is fine, then you know the problem is from the mother board cable connection to the screen itself. The problem point for notebooks is where the cable goes through the hinge. You could try to wiggle that to see if the picture changes. The other possibility is that the connection from the cable to the screen has come loose and the final solution I can think of is that the screen itself is bad.
Reminder: Please select the "Accept as Solution" button on the post that best answers your question. Also, you may click on the white star in the "Kudos" button for any helpful post to give that person a quick thanks. These feedback tools help keep our community active, so you receive better answers faster.
04-24-2013 09:46 AM
Hello UmpireDave,
You’re looking to take your laptop apart.
Please post your product and model number.
You can find this information by holding the FN key and pressing the ESC key.
There might be a service manual on HP's website that will show you how to take the product apart.
Have a good day.
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