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if you right click on your desktop, go to Properties and then to Advanced, how many monitors/screens does it show?if you right click on your desktop, go to Properties and then to Advanced, how many monitors/screens does it show?
Hook up an external monitor and see it you get the same results on it.It may be the video board.
Hook up an external monitor and see it you get the same results on it.
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U need to check the same issue using another monitor or a display device if u get the same 4 screen resolution then its the video card or else the issue is with the LCD.
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Maybe your problem was the Video Card. Did you try an external monitor before you replaced the inverter and backlight? Try an external monitor and if it does the same thing then the Video Card is bad.
Try plugging a monitor into the VGA port on the back. If that works, then it's your LCD screen. If it doesn't then it's most likely your video card or your motherboard.
If the system has ATI Video, then there is a discrete video card that can be replaced. If the video is Intel Integrated, then you will need to replace the motherboard.
i found the sound driver that works on DELL INSPIRON 6000
It also works on:
Inspiron- 6000, 93000, 9200, 2200, 1200, XPS Gen 2
Latitude- D610, D810, 110L, D510, D410, X1
Precision- M20, M70
Computers- MXG051
Check first by connecting it to an external monitor. If you see that it is the same problem in the external monitor then I think there is something wrong with your video card. See if you can re seat the video card.
This issues also come from the cable that connects the LCD with the motherboard. Have you opened the Laptop anytime and moved the cable?
Check these first. It sounds something loose or a something related to video card.
if you right click on your desktop, go to Properties and then to Advanced, how many monitors/screens does it show?
It may be the video board.
Hook up an external monitor and see it you get the same results on it.
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