Have PS245E-06VMY-4C Toshiba satellite laptop but screen has been forced back breaking hinges. do you have replacement parts?

If you don't have the experience on disassembly the Toshiba Satellite c650 c655 laptop, we suggest you refer to the official maintenance manual firstly if you have. Here we provide a universal instruction for the reference, some steps may be not the same. If you need a detailed guide or manual, please contact us, we will email you if we have.
1. Please turn off your Toshiba Satellite c650 c655 laptop, disconnect the power adapter and remove the toshiba satellite c650 c655 battery.
2. Turn the laptop over. Remove the screws (may not exist) that hold the Toshiba Satellite c650 c655 hinges on the back of the computer.
3. Remove all the screws (may not exist) that hold the keyboard and keyboard bezel in place, then gently pry keyboard bezel using a flat head screwdriver. Lift the keyboard and unplug the keyboard cable from the motherboard to remove the keyboard. Now, you will see the toshiba c650 c655 laptop fan
4. Detach both hinge covers using your fingers. Unscrew the screws securing the Toshiba Satellite c650 c655 hinges to the laptop base.
5. Locate the screws on the LCD, pry the rubber screw seals using a flat-head screwdriver. Unscrew the screws attached under the seals. Remove the screen bezel.
6. Remove the screws securing the hinges d to the Toshiba Satellite c650 c655 LCD.
7. Now, you can remove the old Toshiba Satellite c650 c655 Hinges by sliding them out. Insert the new hinges in their correct place. Reverse the above procedure to assemble the laptop.

I hear you... this is like the only thing that breaks on these A45's and its corporate brother - A40's: always starts from the left hinge and if you don't take care of it, the right hinge goes, too. These hinges are the hardest things to find in the world (it's the only part that breaks) I'd try eBay - you can probably get a whole, used machine (either an A40, or A45, and I'd prefer the WiFi ready models) with good hinges for $40 bucks or thereabouts, and put your hard drive, memory into the replacement machine and use it. Hope that makes sense.

Oh, and Toshiba no longer carry these parts so new ones are kinda out of the question.

Hi,
Does the display show anything before you enter windows? If yes, then press the key to transfer video back to your original screen once you enter windows. It should be the function key "Fn" + F5 - F8. looks for the icon which shows a monitor or says "CRT/LCD".
If it doesn't show anything before you enter windows I'm afraid your screen needs to be replaced. Good luck.

New hinges are gonna cost you more than the laptop's worth. Used hinges you can buy off of eBay - not always available since the hinges in this entire series have been breaking since the day they were sold. Ain't a pretty picture, for sure.

Here's a link to hinge repair procedures...
http://www.laptopka.com/2007/08/01/replacing-satellite-a45-broken-hinges/

It also has a link to search for the replacement part you may need.

next to the F1 key and the windows key (2nd upper key and second to last key) are two screws, usually under some covering. unscrew and lift top edge of the keyboard towards the trackpad to lay face down. Undo the wire ribbon by lifting the grey or brown tabs and remove ribbon and keyboard. Then install the new keyboard by inserting the ribbon on the place. Lock down with the tabs and put the plastic prongs (close to the space bar) into the laptop body first, and then close keyboard onto the final position. screw back in and thats all. [email protected] for any additional questions.

Open the screen as far as it will go naturally. (should lay almost flat with the base) Using flat screwdriver, pry up the hinge cover on the base....there should be two groves to get under it......dont worry you wont break it as long as you dont force it too much, just keep working it till it some off........now you will a set of hinges, prolly with the screws on each hinge.......remove those...........next theres a cable connecting the LCD, you must make sure you remove this one carefully, as not to damage the connectino on the base......on some models, yo must also remove the keyboard by removing the screws associated with it as well.....once again, dont worry, its all cut and dry, and pretty self explanatory once you get those first few pieces and screws off.......once that wire is disconnected you have completely removed your laptops LCD!!!!!! :D GOOD LUCK AND PLS RATE THIS POST!!!!!!

no the wireless is not standard but the laptop can take it internally
here is a link


http://toshiba.icecat.biz/en/p/PS245E-06VMY-4C/Satellite%25202450-201%2520Works.htm

You can check on www.ebay.com by typing Satellite S2410-603 and check there for a possible part.