Spilled Liquid I spilled a liquid on the screen and now there is a black and red image that is getting bigger in the bottom left corner, is there any way to fix this?

liquid damage burnt up a circuit need to have torn apart and repaired

Put in a bag of rice for a few days it may draw the moisture out

Have you ever gotten water or some kind of liquid spilled on the screen? The black in the corner is usually a sign that the monitor is no good any longer. Time to replace it.

If you spilled liquid on it then you need to get either the screen replaced or buy a new laptop. At the very least take it into a repair shop.

Impossible to able fix that because since you spilled the liquid and when liquid gets on chips and fried right way, try to sent to computer store and let them look at it

YOU HAVE TWO PROBLEM NOW,YOUR FRIST PROBLEM WAS A CONVERGENCE.PROBLEM,CORRECTION SHOULD HAVE BEEN CORRECTED.ON YOUR CONVERGENCEBOARD.NOW YOU WILL NEED TO ORDER A BOTTLE OF COOLENT ,TO REPLACED THE COOLENT THET YOU SPILLED WHILE TRYING TO ADJEST YOUR RED GUN.AND MOST LIKELY YOU SPILLED IT ON YOUR MAIN BOARD AND CREATED A SHORT.

remove the battery open up the notebook then spray rubbing alcohol all over the computer keyboard and, especially where you spilled liquid; really soak it; wait 24 hours for it to dry; and, try to turn it on with the power supply connected

Try putting it in a bag of rice for a day or so, because rice absorbs moisture, so it might draw out any water still inside. Hope this helps.

wow, a little restraint next time :).. My thinkpad was dropped into a hottub let it sit for two weeks and everything except the M key worked.

Anyway I can tell you it's not worth your time, pull the Harddrive out go to tigerdirect get a brand new laptop for around 300-500$ and get a 25$ EIDE (or SATA if so equiped) to USB adapter so at least you can get your documents and what not from the old system..

It sounds like it shorted out the keyboard.
You will have to contact Averatec about purchasing a replacement .
Changing them is fairly simple.
Pop out the old one, unplug the wire connector, plug in the new one, and pop it down in place.