Could I disable my ultrabook LCD because it is not working proper?
1240802
You could if you use the VGA cable or an HDMI cable to an alternate device. If connecting one of those cables doesn't automatically project, you may need to use the keyboard shortcut to push the signal (try the Windows Button + P).
1240803
You can't disable it per se, but you can connect another monitor and force the display adapter to use it. Go to /Control Panel/, click on /Display/, click on /Change Display Settings/, on the /Multiple Displays/ line, click the little down arrow and click on /Show Desktop 2 only/. You'll always boot to the newly connected display.
240448
I used to get that message (until I turned it off) on my old IBM/Lenova when I slightly moved the laptop too. I found it was nothing to be concerned about. I selected the do not display option on the Toshiba.
2214976
If there is no damage to the LCD then yes but would suggest having someone replace it.
1412489
you don't have to reassemble your laptop to test the lcd, carefully connect it and place it against the back panel, no need to screw it in yet. 1) If your old lcd is cracked but still functions, I would reconnect it and verify it still works. 2) reconnect the new lcd carefully one more time. If you can't get the new LCD to work call the seller, they will check the part numbers and verify you received the correct one and help you. If you are dissatisfied with the seller response you can file an amazon A to Z claim against them, then amazon will help. Good luck.
1086907
thats actually the backlite on the screen - if it can be turned off the user manual should tell you how --
256329
Go to system preferences / displays/ - and then click and hold alt ( gather windows will become detect display) and that should bring back your display. If that does not work I would contact seller.
2230106
Go to your display settings see if by changing if that helps..I will say know lot of people that have the same model and not heard this trouble bet it is in the settings ..If not call Toshiba support .If they say it is the net book send it back as we know that there can be a bad one out of 100 made..hope that helps bro ...Let me know what happens
1105047
Take your busted LCD out and check the back for the part numbers. I believe this chromebook came with 2 diff types of LCD screen.
1900473
If your ultrabook does not have Digital output it will not work. I had to buy a video output card for my desk top to hook it to a hdtv. Most of the older computers have analog outputs. If your ultrabook had a HDMI port you could use a cable that HDMI input and output.
890577
You broke the LCD, you're going to need at least a new LCD, probably the "easiest" thing would be to simply get a new LCD/digitizer glass assembly and swap out the whole unit.
699166
Check the connection. It might not be seated all the way. If thats not the issue it may be a defective screen.
1707978
It will only fix the lcd. There is a lcd and screen combo on here somewhere! Is your lcd messed up and the screen cracked?
462923
Yes you can. If not, go to control panel, display, change display setting, identify - I can't imagine it not working unless you have an old laptop or old windows OS.
1403999
There is a button to turn the display on and off... If you can actually get a display that works properly.
76553
The only suggestion I have is for you to turn off the 'Tapping' function on your mouse pad as you might be accidentally tapping on it as you use your space bar. I haven't had any problems with the two laptops we purchased from Asus, but I did turn off that function on both of them. Hope this helps.
317243
Not sure if a fix exists, but if your screen is still under warranty, I'd RMA right away. Why mess around with hacks when you are entitled to a fully functional device?
1359185
Yes. It sounds like your screen is defective. I replaced mine with this item. Was easy to do. Found a YouTube video that showed how to do it. Took me less than 30 mins.