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Join Date: Jun 2006
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OS: xp
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I recently got a toshiba satellite 5200-801 with no screen
it worked and displayed fine on an external monitor so gitted a new screen but when i booted it up the screen was squashed to the left hand side of screen leaving a 2 inch strip on the right of the screen black. so i presumed screen was faulty and got another but this did same i tried the screen on a different laptop and its working perfectly i tried updating the graphics driver with no luck laptop still works perfectly on external monitor so am wondering if maybe the inverter or screen cable may be defective but have not come across this problem before would apreciate any sugestions thanks mikey |
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You have a bad motherboard. The faulty part is most likely where the system controls the lcd screen. I hate to say but you need to replace the motherboard or use it with the external monitor as you have been. Check toshiba website for recalls you may get lucky and return the screen you got asap. Dont waste your money on this.
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Hollywood, FL
Posts: 1,246
OS: Windows xp Pro/Vista Beta 2/Ubuntu 6.06 LTS
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I dont think it is the motherboard itself. Were it the Display Contoller, the external monitor would exhibit the same behavior. I have seen this many times on laptops. It MOST likely the physical connector where the LCD cable meets the motherboard. Try reseating as best you can, or cleaning the contacts (if possible). Otherwise, you will have to replace that mainboard or get a new pc.
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