19 inch star logic monitor

Not practical to spend money on 14" LCD panel on 4 years old monitor, it will caost more than 19" monitor.
Put the money toward new monitor, I will not even repair it myself if it were my.

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It is out of warranty and not worth repairing.

please contact your dealer for repair or replacement. most monitors are covered by atleast 1 year warranty. usually 2-3 years.

If its your laptop's own screen that's going white its a known issue with the old Presarios and Armada laptops that their graphics boards or connectors wear out and eventually lead to "Whiteouts". Take it to a HP repair centre if possible, they can quote for repair. It might just b be the graphics cable needs reseating in whcih case it would be quite cheap to fix. If you you need a replacement graphics board it will be quite expensive and possibly not economical to repair.

If you mean an external monitor then once you have confirmed its not a loose cable or a pin broken at one end then the monitor itself is probably faulty.

i had the same problem the monitor is cover by a 3 year warranty and is uo in may 2009 so call 1800 samsung and the will replace it free of charge they will ship it to the nearest ups store and all u do is walk in and exchange no charge to you but it take 7-14 days to get there

unhook it from the outlet suddenly

and wait 10 min and see

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have a 17'' starlogic flatscreen monitor and i opened a game and it went to white screen and stayed there.

Well the first and second paragraphs make me say the Inverter/power board must be replaced.

A white display typically means either your display cable (in your monitor) is loose or logic board is dead.

Either one of these things typically mean take it in for an estimate to repair, and if it's too much, buy a new one.
With your luck I think I might switch to big cheap CRT.

If the vga cable nicely connected may be the logic card in the LCD.