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This is due to loose connection which could happen after a period of time between the screen to the laptop. Solution: You can use another LCD screen as you secondary screen which you need to hook up to your laptop onto the blue connector (vga connection) or get the laptop screen replaced altogether

You can use another LCD screen as you secondary screen which you need to hook up to your laptop onto the blue connector (vga connection) or get the laptop screen replaced altogether

Try booting it up in safe mode. At the startup continuosuly press the F8 key repeatedly Once you get to the Bootup option, select Safe Mode After booting into safe mode, click on Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, System Restore. Restore to the date around when your laptop was working ok

on the keyboard where all the numbers are written (on the right hand side) try the very top left key

on the dvd drive, there should be a small hole, use a pin and push into that hole, it will manually eject the drive

Please get it replaced by a repair shop

1)Clean the Temp folder - C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp 2)Delete unused user profiles 3)Uninstall unused programsfrom Control Panel, Programs, Programs and Features 4)Run CCleaner - http://download.cnet.com/CCleaner/(This should clean up some of those extra caches, temporary files, log files, and other things strewn about your system) 5)Run Anti-Virus Scan 6)You might also want to take a look at your start-up items in msconfigand uncheck options you don't need. This'll decrease your computer's boot time significantly, not to mention free up a few resources 7)Remove programs in Start-up Folder (Start, All Programs, Startup)

Is there a volume button under the screen? Also check if the volume is high on the speaker Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\ Speaker

try connecting a mouse

Does it display anything on your laptop screen. To me it seems like your laptop screen is malfuncting. Try connecting a second screen to your laptop, see if it displays something

This has to do with your video driver on your laptop that needs updating. go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Windows Update download any updates from here.shutdown laptop, check the cable connection from laptop to tv then restart. If still no luck try another hdmi cable

Are you using word for typing this, if so try repairing it from control panel

It seems like a hardware issue, this could be your internal CPU fan not working properly. Because of that the CPU overheats and causes the system to freeze. Please get it checked by a tech

Same problem as mine. Its a loose connection, sometimes it may come right and other times it would go back to this state. You could continue using the second screen, or otherwise depending on your budget get you laptop screen changed

Try to lower the refresh rate Go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Display\Screen Resolution Click on Advanced settings, Monitor, see if you have options to bring this further down

Press CTRL+ALT+DEL Select "start task manager" Right click on this and end

either the spring inside is broken or it needs cleaning up

Right click on the speaker icon from system tray (on the right hand bottom corner) Select Troubleshoot sound problems

Your DVD drive may need cleaning as the rollers inside could be sticky and jammed or broken. If broken, you may have to replace it

You can connect a second LCD screen to your laptop. The video cable from the monitor connects to the Blue connector on the laptop. now go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Display\Screen Resolution Select duplicate display settings. It should display what is on your laptop screen to the monitor