"Waves" generating from the right of the screen.

yes but let me caution you , microwaves use a high voltage power supply x10 your power inside your home (to generate cooking waves) on most models the "fuse" is located inside the case right next to this high voltage supply , and even with plug pulled out it retains its power for long time

if your not familiar with these id recommend using a professional to repair this pure safety in mind

The problem you are describing occurs mostly when the digitizer, which is the device that actually responds to and identifies touches and gestures on touch-screen devices is damaged. Depending on the manufacturer (or phone to phone) the digitizer can be a small, thin layer that needs replacement; while other times, it can only be replaced when replaced the LCD screen due to the fusing process that most devices undergo from factory.
In the case of the 9530, the former appears to be the case. Luckily, there are several shops online (like Amazon.com, for example) that carry these replacement parts for about $15-30 plus shipping & handling. Most of these come as a kit, which include all the necessary parts & instructions to swap out the damaged part yourself.
A simple Google search here http://goo.gl/TdYOZ will perform a search for "storm 9530 digitizer oem" and will layout the results from various companies that cater to replacement parts for high-end cell phones.
Please note, while some companies will sell you very low price parts, it is recommended to go with an "OEM" part. OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer and the difference between OEM and non-OEM parts is two-fold.
Even though they may look identical, OEM parts are actually crafted to adhere to the same standards as the original part that came with your phone. Meaning all of the quality assurance, stress testing and compatibility is guaranteed when using OEM parts. Non-OEM parts may work the same and will most likely be cheaper, but beware buyer as these parts are usually inferior in quality, cheaply made and can sometimes cause compatibility problems with other parts of your phone, in this case, the screen may be affected.

hi usually the cause of won't power on problem due to the storm is the current fluctuation which the tendency is power supply failure. now since totally dead set what you need is to open the tv unit then look for the power supply where the power cord is connected. check obvious defective component part like blown fuse and burnt part like resistor and capacitor. just replaced with the same value and ratings to avoid damage from others component.if their is no problem with the power supply the output voltages are good the main board get damaged. good luck thanks for consulting the fixya.

Leave it off for a few minutes then try to reboot it. If it continues to stay dead after your original power source comes back on, you may want to take it to a technician to have it looked at. It's very possible that the storm could have blown the battery, but lets not jump to conclusions so soon!
Good luck!

Possible high voltage could have damaged the power supply or the main program control board. So you can remove the control panel after disconnecting the power cord. If you notice any capacitor leak replace and test. If not the processor/ controller IC must be checked for failure to drive the display and run the program due to a static damage to the chip.

What do you mean?
Its a low power PSU to use at modern board, 500W should be the minimum requirement for todays board!

Usually a storm will not harm the mother board. I would try to replace the power supply. That should take care of your problem.

The computer has a 300W powersupply from factory, I would buy a 400W powersuplly for it, depending what components it has inside, if the video card is upgraded to a new one 300W won't be enought, and in that case even 500W might be a good choise. if its with the original parts from the factory it should do fine with either 300W or 400W. ATX here are powersupplies: http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=40000058&Description=400W%20ATX%20power%20supply&name=Power%20Supplies note that if the link isn't clickable then select it completely, copy and then paste it to your addressline to open the page.

Ok, this was a direct hit in this case and you will defiantly need to replace the power supply board in this unit. the first thing that will happen during a direct hit is, the surge will run threw the power cord and travel threw the entire power supply circuitry, frying all circuits. this includes the main mother board as well. I recommend replacing the mother board and power supply board as well. this will restore your set to its original operational value. The mother board is commonly called the main control board.

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Yes, It is a GOOD IDEA to get a bigger wattage PSU in case that you want to add extras to your HP. No you do not need a new case unless it is beat up, or you just do not like it anymore....