I have recently inquired about a horizontal line that appeared on my Toshiba A100 notebook’s Lcd display. I watch a lot of streaming videos and DVD movies on my note book. So I am afraid that my Lcd panel has come to the end of it’s life. It started with just one thin line but now it has gone out of control. Every week or so I find there are new lines. Anybody has any ideas about this. If I have to replace the lcd panel how much would it cost? I do not think I would attempt to replace it myself because I am not an expert. Is it a hard job? Earlier somebody told me to run a white screen saver overnight to get the dead lines go again. Every time I do that the line absorbed the white color. So It looks like there are no lines (It does it with every single color by the way) But once I exit the screen saver the multi color lines appear again. Please help
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When u start the system(post screen) can u see the lines? Replacing the screen is expensive but still u can use a desktop monitor.
1) Right-click on the empty area of your desktop and click Display settings. 2) In Resolution, click the drop-down menu and make sure the recommended resolution is selected. Then see if the horizontal lines disappear.
If you change the Screen Resolution, are the lines present at all usable choices? If so, it seems like a hardware issue.