How To Deal With A Common Screen Problem Of Laptops
It can be so annoying when at one moment you are sitting there working on your laptop, and then without any warning, everything on the screen just disappears and all you are left with is a blank screen! The laptop has mysteriously switched off.
Obviously, the first thing that you are going to check are all your leads to make sure the power cable has not come loose and inadvertently shut down your laptop. If this is not the case and your power adapter is still plugged in correctly, then the first thing to try is to unplug your adapter and try to do a power cycle.
This is a simple routine and can be done in just a few minutes. Firstly, unplug your laptop from the power source. Then remove any external devices if there are any plugged into your laptop.
Next, you need to remove your laptop’s battery. The next step would be to hold down on the power button for a few seconds.
You may be thinking at this stage that it is a bit of a silly thing to do when there is no battery in the laptop. There is, however, a method to the madness and it does work on a lot of occasions. By holding down the power button you will get rid of any static that has built up inside your laptop through excessive usage.
The static build up can cause the laptop to shut itself off at times. Sometimes you could use this routine if your broadband connection is playing up.
Once these steps have been completed, you should check your power source and your battery separately. If the laptop works with the battery and not the power source, the chances are that your power adapter is faulty. If the laptop works with the power source but not just on the battery, then you probably need a new battery.
Many laptops now come with built in error lights that tell you what the fault is. All you have to do is check the manual that came with the laptop and rectify the faults.
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June 30, 2010 | Posted by Clara S. Lowery
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