Sony Vaio T350P

Hi. Here is a graphical instruction to disassemble your laptop and replace LCD screen. http://laptoprepair.ca/news/11776.html

and here is the service manual in case you need more info.
http://www.notebook-manuals.com/laptop-manuals/service_manual_for_SONY_VaioVGN_T350P_9e406957d4_VGN-T350P-manual-repair.pdf

Good luck.

it could be caused by a lot of things. isolate it first. since its randomly shutting down, try first in normal mode. does it heats up before it turns off, if yes its an overheating issue. you may need to replace fan or even motherboard of your pc. have you checked your battery? is it properly seated? or is the problem happening when your system is plugged with the ac adapter? try to check the power cable.

unfortunately water has a way of finding it's way into the circuit board, when it does it causes immeasurable damage, as parts of the circuit, and components that were not meant to get voltage are exposed to it, this generally ruins the machine's motherboard, with little chance of recovery. The HD may be OK as may be the DVD however anything electronic will generally be ruined,sorry. A recovery DVD is only good for SOFTWARE, problems... you have a hardware issue.

hi, it may be a ram or processor problem you may need to replace one of them

Try pulling the battery out leave it unplugged to decharge the board for about an hour. Do not put the battery back in just the power adapter and reboot it. If successful shut down replace the battery plug it in and try replicate the issue. Sometimes they will hold a rogue charge on the board for a few minutes to a few hours.

It is built in. Remove and reinstall the audio drivers.

Typically, the blue tooth modules are found in the same compartment as your RAM.

Let me know if you can't find it...or look at your owner's manual

These folks sell a replacement keyboard for your model.

Either the accessory or user guide on Sony's site should provide you with instructions for replacing it.

Take the battery and power supply out and hold down the power button for 30 seconds. This will reset your hardware settings. Your backup battery isnt your problem. Does your battery light turn on when charging? Does your keyboard lights light up when it runs for a second (try pressing caps lock)?

get a lappy external caddy that is powered by usb place new harddrive in it. download a copy of hirens sorry dont have the link or use norton ghost ifyou have that boot lappy to os then load cd norton ghost or hirens.hirens has multiple software to disk copy simple and user friendlyso hirens is you best bet. after disk copy swap lappy drive around. send lappy model if you dont know how to install new harddrive i'll loook up to hirensfor you but you could try it was easy to find the last time i got it.