Re: I get static noise in the background on my toshiba...
This is a simple fix. It is radio frequency distortion. Simply try to limit use of radios around your scanner. Do not worry as this will not harm the efficiency of the scanner.
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This is a tricky situation, any fluid that ends up inside can cause a cascade effect, hours, days, weeks and even months before the full efects are known. You could end up changing the screen and down the road face major failure in the motherboard. Under the circumstances I would consider a laptop replacement.
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When you press the power button, watch for the Toshiba splash screen and start pressing the F10 or F11 key. This will bring up the Windows Recovery options screen. Select to restore system to original factory settings.
Toshiba has had a problem with their laptops locking out the system with a BIOS password. They are providing support for some of their users if you call them by Oct 31 2010. I have been able to get 2 laptops fixed by Toshiba because of this problem.
The down side of this is that you have to send them your laptop so they can do the repair.
Sounds like while replacing it you may have clipped or forgotten to attach a cord when putting it back together. I'd open her up, and look at everything you touched, and see what isn't hooked up or what cable is broken. If you find none, it's very possible you gave your computer a static shock and fried your motherboard. If that's the case, get a new PC.
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