Google on laptop screen repair and you will find services: (http://www.247laptoprepair.com/ )
I have not had much time to research the subject, but you can find something. There was some info on replacing the screen so it's possible that you could try disassembling it. --- Levi Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OK, so I've had a less than perfect morning so > far... I misplaced my normal > water bottle and have been using this little squeeze > thing this week. Well, > I went to get a swig and apparently one side of the > lid wasn't on as far as > it should be and some water shot out the side. Not > a LOT of water, but > almost all that left went right on my laptop. > I unplugged everything and blew it out with the nice > dental air (no > moisture), but it seems the same as when it > initially happened. I believe > everything is fine except I don't seem to have my > backlight anymore (or it's > just not turning on). Which makes it a might > difficult to see the screen. > and the next issue is the fact that my external > output seems to work just > fine except that I can not see my pointer on the > external screen while in > SimplyMepis (shows up just fine in Windows, and i > can make it out on the > laptop screen). When I get the bouncy cursor when > it's trying to do > something, THAT shows up on the external monitor... > I tried changing the > mouse pointer theme, but no change. > > So, anyway... Anyone have any experiene in > repairing a backlight, or know > of a good place to have it done? At this point I'm > hoping it will dry out a > touch more and spring back to life (HAHA, REALLY > wishful thinking), or more > likely trying to figure out if it's abetter idea to > try and get it fixed, > or try to find a newer laptop (preferably something > used but with a faster > processor and missing the HD, CD and RAM, but the > same type so that it would > cost less and I could transfer my current parts > into). > > Thanks! > Levi > > -- > [email protected] > http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list > -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
