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Any ideas on how to revive my 8890

post #1 of 8
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My 8890 (D800P) screen decided to display a line of dead pixals, so i went and swapped my 16.1" screen for my 15.7" screen in my 8886 (888E), which worked. I swaped the screens round and it switched on, so i switched off again to secure the screen properly. I when switched my 8890 on and it powered up but no picture on the screen. The power lights come on and so do the cd/dvd drives, but the floppy drive doesn't and nor does the hard drive. I swaped the screen back into my 8886 and it works fine, put the original screen back on the 8890 and still no differance.

Have i killed my 8890, or does any one have any ideas before i contact clevo support (and yes i have no warranty) for an expensive bill!

Thanks in advance i you can help!
post #2 of 8
check you have reconnected everything dude.
If you still can't see anything on the LCD try connecting an external monitor to the DVI port.
They are pretty hardy units so I would say it is a connector issue. Make sure you have not kinked any of the cables inside the case.
post #3 of 8
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Update on my D800P

I finally got round to attaching my old screen on to the D800P, and switched on in the hope that it would work, and it did, it works great.

I then fitted all the parts back from my 888E on to the D800P, and started to load windows back up. It worked, then as i left the room windows crashed on me and i had to restart, no problem, except that it stoped half way throught the bios startup, so i restarted and it started didn't start. It has now died again! Looks as if im going to have to fork out £470 for a new motherboard!
post #4 of 8
bugger
post #5 of 8
Question, Does this mean that the 8890 will not boot headless??
post #6 of 8
it should boot headless as long as everything else is working ok
post #7 of 8
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My laptop now stops booting up during bios boot up, and after x amount of time switches off. I doesn't even get to spining the hard drive up, or far enough to re-flash the laptop! I will be sending to the UK's service center i a month or two to find out the problem (hopefully cheep).
post #8 of 8
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Got it fixed.
Sent it to Laptopsolutions and they replaced one of the sticks of memory and did some work on the board.
I have also replaced the keyboard to a UK spec and added Bluetooth.

Its so nice not to use the desktop or wifes laptop
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