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Put the screen resolution back to the factory default
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Put the screen resolution back to the factory default

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Ok, I'll try that but I made a mistake and it does show blurry even in bios or diagnostics.
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Ok, I'll try that but I made a mistake and it does show blurry even in bios or diagnostics.

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Hi! <br />
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In this case try to give the notebook back, because it is most likely a hrdware error.<br />
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In case it is not HP but dell Inspiron, try to look for service tag on the bottom of your laptop and on the dell website you may look for waranty dates and support (they will ask for the service tag)<br />
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Regards,<br />
Kraszi
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Hi!

In this case try to give the notebook back, because it is most likely a hrdware error.

In case it is not HP but dell Inspiron, try to look for service tag on the bottom of your laptop and on the dell website you may look for waranty dates and support (they will ask for the service tag)

Regards,
Kraszi

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test if it happens also with an external monitor.<br />
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here a good site for troubleshooting display problems : <a href="http://www.lcdparts.net/howto/default.aspx" rel="ugc">http://www.lcdparts.net/howto/default.aspx</a>
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test if it happens also with an external monitor.

here a good site for troubleshooting display problems : http://www.lcdparts.net/howto/default.aspx [http://www.lcdparts.net/howto/default.aspx]

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Happy to have been of assistance.
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Hi experts,<br />
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&nbsp;I have an HP Inspiron and 1/2 of the screen is perfectly fine but the other half is blurry. When I go into bios everything is fine. What can be causing this?
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Hi experts,

 I have an HP Inspiron and 1/2 of the screen is perfectly fine but the other half is blurry. When I go into bios everything is fine. What can be causing this?

1/2 of the screen in my laptop is blurry

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