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From my experience, it seems like a bad LCD cable.
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From my experience, it seems like a bad LCD cable.

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Thank you. &nbsp;I connected an external monitor, rebooted, and now both the integrated display and the external monitor are working. &nbsp;Before posting this question, I restarted the laptop three times, with the result shown in the attached image. &nbsp;What do you suggest?<br />
I never saw a good image in those instances.
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Thank you.  I connected an external monitor, rebooted, and now both the integrated display and the external monitor are working.  Before posting this question, I restarted the laptop three times, with the result shown in the attached image.  What do you suggest?
I never saw a good image in those instances.

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Can you move with the LCD panel and put it into different positions? If there is a bad cable, you will see it.
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Can you move with the LCD panel and put it into different positions? If there is a bad cable, you will see it.

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It continued working in every LCD panel position.
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It continued working in every LCD panel position.

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Interesting. Can you disconnect the external monitor and try it again?
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Interesting. Can you disconnect the external monitor and try it again?

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It still works, after disconnecting the external monitor, including when restarted.
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It still works, after disconnecting the external monitor, including when restarted.

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It seems fine now, however, I would definitely monitor this laptop for the LCD issue. If there is any, it will reappear.
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It seems fine now, however, I would definitely monitor this laptop for the LCD issue. If there is any, it will reappear.

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When you restarted, did you power off? If you didn't what was causing the error may have been kept &quot;alive&quot; by the capacitors in the circuit around the ic.
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When you restarted, did you power off? If you didn't what was causing the error may have been kept "alive" by the capacitors in the circuit around the ic.

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Running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit on an HP Envy 17-K250CA Notebook. &nbsp;Upon restarting, today, the display is not working (image attached). &nbsp;Restarting did not help. &nbsp;Please advise. <br />
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Running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit on an HP Envy 17-K250CA Notebook.  Upon restarting, today, the display is not working (image attached).  Restarting did not help.  Please advise. 



HP Envy Display Issue

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