Check the cable with a multimeter. Check RXEC+ (even clock plus) RXOC- RXEC+ RXEC- first (may be LCD have signs). When one clock pair is damage - picture in thin stripes. (1st line is even, 2st line is odd 3th line even etc) If check 8 RXЕ-lines and 8 RXO-lines is ok - then it's LCD panel. The LCD inverter is OK. 1. The LCD BIST (Built in self test) : Passes. All colors are displayed with no distortion of any kind. Crystal Clear display. 2. Connect Laptop to an External Display : Pass. I connected to a VGA Monitor. The Display comes on . I am typing this post using the external display infact.
Make sure the current and correct input is used. See if the VGA connector has any bent pins or if there’s something wrong with your HDMI connector. Do the same with the ports. Press your notebook PC’s FN key along with the monitor function button to activate the projector.
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@Breakthrough That question is related to the charger of a laptop. This is a desktop and related to a monitor. In that case and most of the others the house have a grounding problem. But in my case, the house have a good grounding system and the current flows through it without giving a shock to anyone who touch the equipment.
2) LVDS Cable – Logic board to LCD Panel Cable May be loose or Damaged. 3) LCD Panel itself BAD. 4) Graphic Chip BAD or require BGA Soldering. 5) Motherboard is BAD. So I have started step by step. 1) Checked Display setting under Operating System no changes were made and it seems setting are OK.
If you can't get an image from your laptop to appear on your TV screen, try these troubleshooting tips: Boot up your computer with the HDMI cable connected to a TV that is already on. Boot up your computer while the TV is off and then turn on the TV. Boot up your computer and turn on TV before connecting the HDMI cable. Restarting your laptop clears everything and might solve the pink screen problem. If the problem persists move on to the next fix. Get A New Connector Cable Or Completely Change The Display. The cause of a pink screen might be a faulty display cable or LCD. Before determining if it is a hardware problem plug the laptop into an external monitor. Detach and reattach the keyboard. If you have a computer that uses a removable keyboard, remove it, wait a few seconds, and reattach it. Close and reopen your laptop. Close your laptop’s screen, wait a few seconds, and reopen it slowly. Look to see when the lines appear on the screen as you open it. If the lines only occur at a certain angle .
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