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It means your screen is broken and what brands is your laptop
becasue hp pavilion dv6000 has many problems and dells XPS
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Your laptop screen is purple and is squashed into four scetions?
hey guys when i turn my laptop on its purple and split into four sections of the screen all squashed together. can any body help me. asap thanks
Would a bad inverter board keep your laptop from booting up?
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my laptop is turned on but my screen won't work.
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Go to multiplayer, then go to split screen.
Is codmw2 split screen online?
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Can a laptop lcd screen be fixed after laptop fell and now the screen is covered with colorful vertical lines?
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What is the screen size of this laptop diagonally?
The screen size of the laptop was 12 inches long diagonally.
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Does Nazi zombies black ops have split screen?
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Does Assassins Creed 3 have split screen?
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