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Hello,
I dropped my toshiba satelliet m305-S4910 and the screened change now has a pinkish tint to it. If I move the screen back and forth, it changes back to normal. Is there a way to fix this?
Re: Hello,
I dropped my toshiba satelliet m305-S4910...
Hi. The flex connection are loosen inside. There is no way to fix this at home. Unfortunately I had the same issue and I had to sent my computer to the factory for repair.
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Either it's getting to hot or you have gotten infected, try cleaning the vent with canned air... if you can run a virus scan, Older Toshibas are notorious for getting hot...
I/O error means input or output error. the Hard drive can't read file may be bad sectors or head alignment error. therefor remove and pls attach another hard drive temporary and check . pls find the laptop the same specs fpr avoid incompatible files and showing blue screen,
My M305-S4910 was doing the same thing. After some research, I replaced the video cable. The flickering was not as bad, but still there. I just replaced the inverter, and the pink line beneath the toolbar is now gone and so is the flickering. :-)
the bios is the operating system in the chip attached to the mother board
It is the primary system that gets the computer working (turns on all of the right electronic switches so to speak to boot up and power on)
It never needs up dating and the confusion is caused by the updating references to the operating systems ( win xp, 7 8 vista etc) which are not the bios
Seems that you have a faulty LCD cable. The
LCD cable transfers data signal from the motherboard & video card
to the LCD screen. It also supplies high voltage DC power to the screen
inverter board. The screen inverter board works as a power supply for
the backlight lamp mounted inside the LCD screen. It converts low
voltage DC power to high voltage AC power needed for the backlight lamp. You will need to replace this cable to fix the problem permanently.
Are you in windows 7? If so, hold the windows key and press P. Select the monitor output configuration you want (being careful to make sure you can still see the screen on something).
If you lose the screen entirely, unplug the vga cable and reboot the computer.
Remove the power strip above the keyboard and the keyboard and remove the bezel on the LCD. This will give you a clear view of the wiring leading from the screen to the motherboard. Look for a loose connection or rubbed or frayed wiring. Also, a lot of video problems are from the cable getting loose that runs from the back of the screen. This is a flat cable the fits in a socket on the back of the screen.
You have a bad connection on the CRT board thats mounted on the end of the picture tube it sounds like, or the socket on that board that plugs into the TV set is intermittant or has a bad solder connection on it. Good Luck
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