An good computer, drop, keep, buy new one?

An good computer, drop, keep, buy new one?

Hello Alexander,

I'm sorry about what happened to you. I think this is a rare case of a brand new laptop that is defective. I'll have to ask you some questions first:

• Is this a brand new Laptop?
• What are the Brand and Model of your laptop?
• Is the packaging of the laptop intact?
• Are all the manuals in the box?
• The box is on the laptop sealed when you bought it?
• Any scratch or sign of usage of the laptop?

I'm asking you this question because maybe your laptop has been used already and repacked. I'm not accusing anyone but it might have been defective before you bought it. Here are some solutions for your problems:

1. Your laptop must be initially Covered with warranty 1 year or more from its manufacturer. First Call Technical Support for your product, btw what is the brand and model of your laptop? If things didn't go well here I suggest you go back to the shop where you bought your laptop, hopefully they will replace it with a new one, now before leaving the store open it up and test all the necessary things to be tested.

Turn the laptop on, Check the battery, Charger, and manuals, also you might want to test (Bluetooth, WiFi, Sounds, USB Ports, Trackpad, and Keyboard). After all this test you can make sure that you have a brand new and unused laptop.

2. Turn On your laptop, you will see a blank display on the LCD, do you hear your Hard Disk Drive Spinning or running? Follow this procedure:

• Unplug The Power Chord attached to the laptop.
• Remove the battery and then hold down the power button for 60 seconds.
• Reattach the power Chord Only an attempt a boot.
• Reattach the Battery and restart.

If this work you'll save time, Money and relieve stress.

3. This Procedure is for DIY I suggest you don't do this if your laptop is still covered by warranty or you do not have experience opening a laptop before. There are 3 Main Reason of the Blank or white screen is Because,

• There is a Lost connection between the video cable and the LCD screen.
• Your Laptop's LCD screen is defective.
• Your Laptop's Motherboard is Defective (Video Graphics Adapter that is Integrated in your Laptop's Motherboard).

You Could Still use your laptop with an external monitor. If only the LCD Screen is defective not the graphics adapter. Just connect the monitor to the VGA port on the back or side of your laptop and then switch the video output from internal to external mode. I prefer you do this first to diagnose where the problem is coming from and to avoid guessing whether your LCD nor the graphics adapter is defective.

• Toshiba Laptops FN+F5 keys. Hold down FN and press on F5 until you get video on the external monitor.
• On IBM laptops use FN+F7.
• On Dell Laptops FN+F8.
• On HP laptops use FN+F4.
• Other laptops, connect The laptop and to an External Monitor then restart the laptop so the external monitor is detected.

White Screen Occurs of poor connection between the video cable and the LCD screen. If you want to check this connection, you’ll have to take apart the display panel because the connector is located on the back side of the LCD screen. If the Video Cable is Disconnected Reconnect the video cable if it is lost, tighten its connection. Hope I could help you with your problem. Cheers!