ONLY THE TOP HALF OF THE SCREEN WORKS BOTTOM 2/3 FUZZY

check LCD cable and viceo card

re install the os

Back Cover?

1) Display Cover: The plastic cover that is on the opposite side of the LCD screen. Sometimes referred to as Top Cover.

Display Assembly is removed from laptop first, then LCD screen assembly is removed from the Display Cover.

2) Base Enclosure: The plastic bottom part of the notebook.
A laptop is disassembled from the Top down to the Bottom.

The bottom 'cover' (Base Enclosure) is not removed first. It is last.

3) There is no back cover per se. Half of the cover for the back (Bottom half) is part of the Base Enclosure. The top half is part of the Palm Rest.

(The back has the Vent in it)

http://www.insidemylaptop.com/remove-replace-lcd-screen-inverter-hp-pavilion-dv6000-laptop/

http://www.tim.id.au/blog/tims-laptop-service-manuals/#toc-compaqhp

[Use the dv6700 service manual. Go down to the subheading HP Pavilion dm1 (dm1 is in blue)
Scroll to the right, click on dv6700. Note that it is a PDF file, and may take up to 30 seconds, before you see the first page come up ]

What is it you are trying to do? What hardware component are you trying to access?

Post back in a Comment.

Regards,
joecoolvette


Display assembly is removed. Palm Rest Cover is removed, and so on.

u bought ur laptop in march 2009 and have 1 year warranty , i think u much take to brand hp to warranty, ur lcd have problem

If the screen is breaking up into multiple screens, the video resolution isn't set correctly. Change the video properties back to the native resolution.

Right-click on an empty area of your desktop screen. Click on Properties at the bottom. Now click on the Settings tab.
The Screen Resolution slider should be all the way to the right, close to -> More.
The Colors should be set to the highest setting.

When you close the lid, you may have your laptop set to Sleep Mode, check that. You may also have your screen saver set to Blank, and no screen saver has been chosen.

(1.Screen Saver: Right-click on empty area of desktop>Properties>Screen Saver.

2.Sleep Mode: Start>Control Panel>Performance and Maintenance>Power Options>Power Buttons>When I press the sleep button on my computer>Then choose what you want it to do)

If none of this helps, I suggest you have a problem that HP needs to repair. Since you bought this dv9700t last July, would I be correct in assuming it's still under warranty?

A couple of things that you might try.

1. Try changing the screen resolution - control panel - display - settings

dont panic !!
try pressing power and hold button for 10 seconds and letgo of the hold button.
this is soft reset.
if no progress then i believe u have to restore. as u r in india, i hope u know wot to and how to do?? if not then lemme know!!

hi sir
whether have u updated the anti virus.. please check it.. it may sort the problem..

Lloyd, convergence IC`s have failed, usually STK392-110`s mounted on large aluminum heat sink with the above number stamped on the front, also look for any slightly burnt resistors located in front of the IC`s, not an easy fix for the average joe, you`ll need a good knowledge of soldering and an accurate volt meter to measure the resistors, any questions? e-mail me, BMW Rider