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I have a laptop crisis!My girlfriend has bought your laptop to my house due to a black screen. The laptop will boot in safe mode and it will display as normal but as soon as it boots in normal mode the display just stays black!

She did this by trying to connect the laptop to her tv through a VGA to HDMI cable and she accidentally pressed "only show on display 2" on a drop down menu.

Is there any way to undo this?

I have already tried: 1) UNPLUG THE LAPTOP 

2) REMOVE THE BATTERY 
3) HOLD DOWN THE POWER BUTTON FOR ABOUT 30 SECONDS TO 2 MINUTES 
4) THEN PUT THE BATTERY BACK IN 
5) START IT UP..
 
but this has not worked.

Need fast reply!!!!!  

 

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Reconnect the laptop to the TV with a VGA to HDMI cable. Then just switch it back to Mirror from there.

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Plug it into a monitor and change the setting back to display one.

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