How Do You Fix An HP Laptop Screen?
Measures to resolve problems with the LCD screen in an HP laptop depend on the type and extent of the problem. As a general rule, you should first pinpoint the source of the problem by first hooking up the laptop with an external display system, such as a desktop monitor. If the external monitor has the same problems as the laptop’s LCD screen, it means the built-in graphics circuitry in the laptop is malfunctioning. If the external monitor works fine, the problem lies with the laptop’s LCD screen. Configure the display settings. If the LCD screen displays images with full brightness and clarity, but the display is skewed or clipped, navigate to “Display Settings” by right-clicking on desktop and selecting “Personalize.” Check the resolution from the “Display Settings” dialog box and set it to a recommended value by moving the slider bar. Click “Advanced Settings,” select the “Monitor” tab and set the refresh rate to vendor recommended settings. Refer to your user manual for recommende
