My laptop screen isn't work for some strange reason. Any ideas on why it doesn't work?
539415
Laptops usually have an output for connecting a monitor. When you use that output it may disable the laptop screen. If that is what happened there is probably a key or key combination that could be used to enable your screen again. The key or key combination depends on the laptop so you should check your manual.
3604
It could be your video card has died.  Or try a new monitor cable.
744774
It may be the display adaptor hardware in your PC? I assume its integrated into motherboard so do you have (or can borrow) a PCI display adaptor to test this theory? or better yet another computer or laptop you can test the monitor with to see if its the problem or its your PC... Good luck!
787805
Try turning on the monitor, see if it is plugged in right.  If none of that works don't hit it with a sludge hammer, bring it into a computer store.
1174606
Might not be installed properly.  Go to Display Properties, then screen saver then click preview after selecting your chosen screen saver. DO NOT move the mouse or press any keys, if it doesn't work try re-installing it.  Maybe your mouse is overly sensitive and is telling the computer that it's being moved when it isn't? (some optical mice sometimes trigger motion even though they're not being used!)
289921
One possible problem could be the screen backlight is faulty. Is the screen totally black or can you faintly see images. If it goes totally black, it could have something to do with the monitor power supply. Another cause could be your computer's video card. iLo is a Wal-Mart branded product. I was unable to find any contact information, but your best bet would be to contact the manufacturer and see what they say. You might be outside the warranty period, so it may be cheaper to just buy a new monitor. To make sure it's just the monitor, hook it up to another computer and see if the problem occurs.
779682
Change the primary display to the TV screen. \n\nThis happens because the computer (for some reason) can only stream the video to one output. Happens with online windows media player and a projector connected to a laptop.
102168
Try the power settings on your computer. \n--or--\nif you have another pc, try connecting the monitor to that\n--or--\nupgrade your OS. ME is the worst OS by MS.
572871
althought ur Q unclear is some said, try check monitor buttons you might sized the screen and hiden toolbar,that's happened,\n\n\n**secret**
268915
Few things to try \n\nTry entering safemode - usually tapping the f5 key when starting up - then select safemode - \nif this works and you get a display - go into the device manager (press the windows icon button plus the pause break key - then select hardware > device manager) \nclick on the plus next to the display adaptors - highlight your display adaptor then right click on it and uninstall)\nrestart your conputer and see if this helps\n\nif you enter safemode and the display switches off - try entering the bios - when you get the splash screen it should tell you which key to press (enter setup)  \ndoes your screen go blank in this - if so you have a hardware problem -\n\nif you can check your setting within the bios - load the optimised defaults or defaults and try again\n\ngive this a go and good luck\n\n\nPS - also try a ATX reset -\nremove your battery and the power cable from your laptop \npress and hold the power button in for about 30 seconds - this will remove any static build up on the MOBO\nPower back on and see if this works
433809
We fix dozens of laptops a month and one of the thing we usually leave to the original manufacturers is the LCD screen.\n\nMost major manufacturers have a set price to replace the screen.  Each one has a different pricing scheme, some are much better than others.  Also many provide up to a 90 day warranty on the screen and/or the work.\n\nI would check with the manufacturer and see what they charge before you make your decision.\n\nIf you do decide to go with a local shop make sure they warranty the work and are using new or recertified screens not one they pulled off an old laptop they have in the back.
301318
either reinstall your drivers, or buy a new monitor...\n\nwas there a power surge, or did you buy the monitor from another source?  many instances of this occurrance is the monitor is faulty and needs to be repaired/replaced...
1136875
This happens when you use a smaller resolution than the native one. Try setting your screen to a larger resolution to see if it helps. You can also check your bios settings to see if you can emulate a large screen all the time(my laptop calls it "expand screen")
910015
some body might have changed you screens brightness, you might have to negotiate the confusing monitor setup menus. That might be impossible due to the whiteness so consult the screens manual or manufacturer to see if there is a key combination to return the screen to factory settings. If that dosn't work then you may have to consider buying a new screen but only after checking with your manufacturer (If its a fault with the screen design there could have been a recall which would mean they could fix it)
229224
Just press any of the keys on the keyboard. Even then if ur monitor is not on , then check the power button of monitor.\nHope it will solve the problem
719698
get a new screen, theres not much you can do for damaged pixels, though next time make the screen-saver turn on faster.\n\nhow old is the monitor?
1031755
Hmm.....If its not the monitor, it's definitely the video card. If you have another computer, try swapping the cards and see if it works. Hope it helps.