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Posted on Aug 31, 2008

Screen gone dark

My laptop that is only three months old has suddenely gone dark it was working fine and still is but the screen is very dark and you can only just read things Peter

  • Williamparke Aug 31, 2008

    Thanks for your suggestion Jessica FyfeI I will tomorrow find out how you alter the screen resoulsion and give that a try.

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Hi Peter, Have You Tried Changing The 'Screen Resoulsion' ?
I'm Not Quite Sure How ToDo This But, I'm Sure If You Get In Contact With The Make Of Your Laptop , They Will Give You Some Advice , Maybe Send Them An Email?
Kind Regards,
Jessica Fyfe.

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