When I turn my labtop on it just comes up with a grey background. The hard drive and the screen are both good cause I took them off and tryed them on another labtop. Anyone know how to fix this?
Had same issue - on 1805-s253 - had to replace the inverter - there was a recall from Toshiba on that part for that series - you find sources for the part via a google of '1805-s253 inverter'
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try all USB ports on PC try different PC or labtop. never use USB external hub for HDD. if still dead, its , dead. they have a support site, use that. http://www.imation.com/en-US/Consumer-Products/Consumer-Products/External-Hard-Disk-Drives/
You need to connect to iTunes via your computer & select restore this iPhone. This will re install iOS & should solve any problems you have. You will lose anything that is currently installed however, so, if you have a backup on your computer, once the iOS has been restored, you then need to go to restore from backup. This should then put your iPhone back to how it was when you last did a backup.
This sounds like a hard drive failure. You can press f8 to enter safe mode with networking during post. If it boots to windows,then go online & download the video driver from nvidia,install it & reboot. If that doesn't work,try re-formatting. If it won't do that then try a new hard drive. I have the software needed to test the hard drive,but it's for commercial use only. This is the back yard method.
Sounds like the hard dribver may be bad. Their are site to download software that wil check a hard driver without windows,just for a disk.
Try:
seagate.com
for seatools, for example to check the hard drive. The other possibility is that the gray flat cable is upside down or damaged or that the cable socket is. Another thought . You do have the hard driver turned on in the BIOS setup screen,corrct. In other words, this is somethng that just hapened to a working computer w/o any changes made by you.
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