need to do recovery with broken screen
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Mahisse
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Hmm there a few thinks you can try as a starter.
1. Close the lid on your laptop right after booting up. A closed lid should force the laptop to output to the external monitor
2. Press FN + F4 to toggle through the monitors
3. You may need to be in the BIOS while toggling between the monitors. If that is the case and you can't see anything at start-up try the following: (or just hit F2 while booting up)
1. turn off your laptop (no hybrid shutdown)
2. Press and hold F2 (while ur lappy is still off)
3. now power on laptop
(still holding F2,)
4. "Please wait" would appear on the screen if you could see anything.. so to be sure keep the hold the F2 button for a good while.
5. now release F2
As a side note when you have passed this problem I think a BIOS update is necessary to be able to run Win7 properly on your laptop.
1. Close the lid on your laptop right after booting up. A closed lid should force the laptop to output to the external monitor
2. Press FN + F4 to toggle through the monitors
3. You may need to be in the BIOS while toggling between the monitors. If that is the case and you can't see anything at start-up try the following: (or just hit F2 while booting up)
1. turn off your laptop (no hybrid shutdown)
2. Press and hold F2 (while ur lappy is still off)
3. now power on laptop
(still holding F2,)
4. "Please wait" would appear on the screen if you could see anything.. so to be sure keep the hold the F2 button for a good while.
5. now release F2
As a side note when you have passed this problem I think a BIOS update is necessary to be able to run Win7 properly on your laptop.
Mahisse
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Did you complete the installation of Windows 7? Can you hear the Windows welcome sound?
It may not be Fn + F4 to toggle through the monitors.. It depends on the laptop but it usually that combination. Sometimes it Fn + F8 or Fn +F5.
Edit: Just read your laptop's manual. To toggle between external monitor and primary montor use Fn + F3.
It may not be Fn + F4 to toggle through the monitors.. It depends on the laptop but it usually that combination. Sometimes it Fn + F8 or Fn +F5.
Edit: Just read your laptop's manual. To toggle between external monitor and primary montor use Fn + F3.
hi
no my friend i dont hear the welcome sound and i think that the instalation stopt
after the step when it's reboot...for my fillings i think that naw the computer facing
astage when it had aproblme wile the instalation process,,,and maybe he is waiting for somthing
or need somthing because i dont hear the hard drive working ...and when i tern it off it's going off reel fast!!
no my friend i dont hear the welcome sound and i think that the instalation stopt
after the step when it's reboot...for my fillings i think that naw the computer facing
astage when it had aproblme wile the instalation process,,,and maybe he is waiting for somthing
or need somthing because i dont hear the hard drive working ...and when i tern it off it's going off reel fast!!
Mahisse
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Sorry for delayed answers. Surprised no one else is picking this up but yes.. It does sound like your PC is waiting for you to make a input in the BIOS or something.
Have you taken out the installation/boot USB/CD/DVD from the laptop as this will result in the PC waiting for input at boot up?
Are you able to disassemble your lapop? An alternative solution could be to manual disconnect your laptop screen from the motherboard (just a cable) and should force the external TV to be the primary screen.
Have you taken out the installation/boot USB/CD/DVD from the laptop as this will result in the PC waiting for input at boot up?
Are you able to disassemble your lapop? An alternative solution could be to manual disconnect your laptop screen from the motherboard (just a cable) and should force the external TV to be the primary screen.
hi
it's ok ...you'r the only one hear trying to help..and thank's for that
i have orderd a new screen from ebay it cost me 60$. but i think it's the best thing to do
it's reel good condition computer and i hope that will solve the problme
thanks for your help...for naw
it's ok ...you'r the only one hear trying to help..and thank's for that
i have orderd a new screen from ebay it cost me 60$. but i think it's the best thing to do
it's reel good condition computer and i hope that will solve the problme
thanks for your help...for naw
Mahisse
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Sure thing. 60$ is not that bad either and replacement of laptop screens are luckily usually pretty easy so I think that's a good choice. Annoying though, that we didn't find a solution. Please post your solution if you ever find one.
Also it's going to be funny to see what the screen is showing.. See how far you got with the installation
Also it's going to be funny to see what the screen is showing.. See how far you got with the installation
hi
as i promise...after i have put the new screen
i sow that the computer was waiting for me...after installing new windows usualy it ask you
for your user name and the computer name.
this is where the computer was waiting...and in this stage...ther is nothing to do...
thanks for your help
as i promise...after i have put the new screen
i sow that the computer was waiting for me...after installing new windows usualy it ask you
for your user name and the computer name.
this is where the computer was waiting...and in this stage...ther is nothing to do...
thanks for your help
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