LCD 7'' ASUS netbook broken

The LCD screen in your laptop is defective, the only option is to replace. Go to www.ebay.com Type: make and model of laptop, refine search to screen.

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The answer is YES. You can load Win-7 from an external DVD player, after making it as first boot device. You must have get DVD as first boot devce and the internal hard disc to second boot device. Click out all boot devices to none, by entering into the bios window. You can get the bios settings, by press and hold the "Delete" key of your computer, as it first try to load. OK.

if the both screen inputs are dead im pretty sure you have no way to recover form the netbook yourself.

dont lose hope though there is a way to recover your data.either remove your harddrive and obtain n external harddrive enclosure for your internal sata netbook hard drive.follow the instructions ad put the netbook drive into it and connect it to another machine. these enclosures can be around 80 bucks so if you go to a electronics store make sure you compare what models you find with that whats online.you could get a great deal. if thats too technical,the geek squad do offer a data transfer service for a fee onto anther external hard drive. its a more expensive option but it requires less hands on

Around $60 on Ebay.....................
http://shop.ebay.com/_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=ASUS+Eee+PC+1005HA+screen&_sacat=See-All-Categories

1) The easiest solution: use an external computer monitor plufgged on the back of the laptop.
2) Laptop screens can be expensive and hard to find, but.... If you REALLY feel up for the challenge, try to get a replacement screen. I've seen some being offered in eBay or other websites. Do a search on Youtube to see how to do the repairs.
3) If nothing helps, you may need a new laptop

Baha yes buddy it can be replaced! Contact Asus! :) Or whoever handles warranty etc. There might be a small fee though...

no solutions for broken monitor or lcd screen as anyway the plasma or crt has to be changed which is nearly 80% of cost of whole stuff...so be prepared to buy another one....

you will not find those instructions to do this. the best thing to do would be to take it to a shop, or you can try to take it apart but remember where all the screws go

no, when you crack the casing it is costly to replace. it depends where it is on the computer. You could find someone cheaper maybe. or find the part your self cheaper then them and bring it in and have them install it. it will most likely be cheaper going that route.

Yes, the display screen will have to be replaced.