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brokenlcd
 my laptop fell and the lcd screen broke, can you please help?
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Re: brokenlcd
Buy a new screen first. pop out side plugs. unplug old screen. plug in new screen. pop plugs in on side of new screen. this can be difficult sometimes so you could also try a repair shop
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