Laptop dropped, now blackish-blue solid screen display, intermittent horizontal lines but dissolve when different areas of screen guard are pressed. i have hooked up an external monitor and windows boots fine. is this an inverter problem or does the actual screen need replaced? also, before i caused this problem- on start up the display would be red where black should be, but would self adjust and go back to normal after app. 30 minutes or so. is this consistent w/ a CCFL malfunction? toshiba P205-S6267

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Remove the case, find the BIOS reset jumper and short it for a few seconds, or remove the bios battery for 5 s, put it back and that's it !

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find out which socket you have using sis sandra and then look at cpus that have the same socket and it will work

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call toshiba tech support or replace

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• Posted on Apr 03, 2010

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Your system is consuming much power.

Go to Control Panel, Power Options.

Click "Advanced Power Settings" for your current power plan.

Under the section "What happens when I close the lid", choose "Do nothing" for both "Battery" and "Plugged-in".

Click "Apply" and "Ok".

Now, close the lid of your laptop and open it, it would restore but next time don't overload your system power.

This is common with Dell and Toshiba.

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Please download your free manual by clicking on the below link:

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