How do you fix broken of below screen laptop?

Answer 1

If it's not under warranty, then there is probably no way to fix the screen without spending money. Spare parts are available from numerous companies but you will find that all of them would like to charge for the parts they supply.

Answer 2

To fix a broken laptop screen, you can purchase a used or another broken laptop, so that you can use the screen. Take off the broken screen and replace the broken screen with the new screen. There are some 'how to' books published that could help you as well.

Answer 3

Laptops are certainly convenient, but they live a dangerous life. Computers in general are not well-suited for travel or rough treatment, but the whole point of having a laptop is to be able to take it places. Unfortunately, this exposes them to falls, spilled drinks, children, pets or even misplaced feet.

It’s pretty hard to knock a 60-pound monitor to the floor, but laptops get dropped all the time. Without quoting exact numbers, it’s likely that a broken screen is one of the most common laptop injuries. A broken screen makes for a big problem, too. A broken CD drive or USB port is one thing, but a computer without a screen is unusable. With a desktop, you can just buy a new monitor. A laptop’s integrated screen presents more challenge, but it’s still a fairly simple task.

First you have to decide if it’s worth replacing. A new screen will probably fall in the area of $100 from most internet sellers, but bigger screens or physical stores will come with increased price. Unless the computer is extremely old, it’s probably best to fix it.

It’s very important that you get the right screen. Make sure you match it to your laptops model number and size. A 13.5 screen for a Dell, for example, probably won’t fit a 13.5 Acer or Sony. Also, check the seller’s return policy in case it doesn’t fit.

To replace the screen, all you’ll really need is a small screwdriver. Shut the laptop down, unplug it, and remove the battery. Look at the bezel, the frame around the screen, and find the screws. They should be covered by small plastic or rubber covers that are easily pried off. Remove them, then remove the bezel. The LCD panel might come loose then; if not, find any additional screws holding it in place.

There should be at least two cables connecting the LCD to the computer: a power cable and a video cable. Disconnect them, then slide the old LCD out of the frame. As long as you’ve managed to get the right replacement part, it’s a simple reversal of the process to install the new one and finish up.

Answer 4

The current laptop screens are made of either LCD or LED's. If a part of the screen is broken, it will not be repaired, and thus you will have to replace the whole screen.