Sony VAIO VGN-FE590 Notebook "monitor screen going light dark" Questions

...screen is dark can barley see image The back light is bad in your monitor. This is the light source that gives light to the image on your screen so that you can see it. This is a common thing to go ...

...monitor. Note: Always click on the 'Apply', and 'OK' buttons after application changes for the process to take effect. 9. Restart "Computer". *Next go, to: Screen Saver, in the Screen Saver Settings ...

...monitor is really really dark. I can see that the computer is working, but I cannot seem to get the screen to brighten. I mean REALLY dark. I would appreciate any input. I'm not a technical person, ...

screen has just gone dark. I can see that the images are there and can manipulate the mouse, though I can't see it. I have a Dell Inspiron 1150 and live in France What do I do? My Inspiron E1705 works

screen but windows running backround light is not working It could be the monitor or graphics card or CCL are done. Or maybe a simple small switch that shuts-down the light when the lid is closed

...monitor (the desktop kind) you can shine a lite behind it. if you can see things on the screen it's the lamps... if you can't it's something else. Robert Hi Robert: Sorry for the delayed reply. I was ...

...screen is dark, when u shine torch u can see it working, so i plug it into other monitor, my built in webcam doesnt want to work, i have quick play but the lights wont even come on, it did work on ...

...screen went real dark and need a flash light to barely see it can you help me please sir thanks so much for all your help in the past Paul ,Georgiana and I Paul, Georgiana and You, 1. do you have an ...

monitor dosnt work the screan will sometimes flicker on and off but it'll eventually turn black idk what i should do or what i can do Sounds like you may have a bad LCD backlight or inverter. When the

...light and the external monitor works, then your screen is bad.  If you see no icons by shinning the flash light and nothing shows on the external monitor, then most likely your video card