What I tried already is I refuse to use it when it start to heat. I always put it in stable place so there's no way that the lcd would be move. I scan it for viruses because I thought virus is causing it. I check the bios and diagnostic tool and found everything is working ok.
Dell Laptop Screen turns black ...Please Help!
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amber0204
, Feb 27 2012 05:37 AM
#1
Posted 27 February 2012 - 05:37 AM
What I tried already is I refuse to use it when it start to heat. I always put it in stable place so there's no way that the lcd would be move. I scan it for viruses because I thought virus is causing it. I check the bios and diagnostic tool and found everything is working ok.
#2
Posted 28 February 2012 - 11:31 AM
amber0204
I note from your profile that you are in the Philippines which can be rather hot, consider purchasing a notebook cooler like the examples at this link http://www.newegg.co...&SecondSearch=1
Clean out the inside of the notebook as best you can using canned compressed air, some examples http://www.nextag.co...anszB2z5---html remove whatever covers you can and then direct short blasts of air into openings such as the exhaust vents etc, when done replace the covers you have removed and power up the notebook and see how it goes.
Your user manual http://support.dell....OM/WM391A01.pdf shows you what covers can easily be removed and replaced for basic cleaning.
Just a cautionary note, if you do use canned compressed air do not upend the can as it is possible for fluid to be emitted.
I note from your profile that you are in the Philippines which can be rather hot, consider purchasing a notebook cooler like the examples at this link http://www.newegg.co...&SecondSearch=1
Clean out the inside of the notebook as best you can using canned compressed air, some examples http://www.nextag.co...anszB2z5---html remove whatever covers you can and then direct short blasts of air into openings such as the exhaust vents etc, when done replace the covers you have removed and power up the notebook and see how it goes.
Your user manual http://support.dell....OM/WM391A01.pdf shows you what covers can easily be removed and replaced for basic cleaning.
Just a cautionary note, if you do use canned compressed air do not upend the can as it is possible for fluid to be emitted.
#3
Posted 03 March 2012 - 07:31 AM
Oh, thank you! I'm going to try your advice. I haven't tried opening my laptop yet. I think my laptop needs cleaning too
Edited by amber0204, 03 March 2012 - 07:34 AM.
#4
Posted 04 March 2012 - 04:16 AM
Ok, keep us posted and shout if you need us.
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