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[Kingdomkey]

Ok I turned it on and this happened. What is it

[Imbellis]

I'd try re-plugging in the monitor's cable - both to the monitor and the GPU. Perhaps even reseating the GPU. I've seen similar issues that can be fixed by it.

[kb5zue]

It looks like the "Matrix" screensaver.

 

[Kingdomkey]

1 hour ago, Imbellis said:

I'd try re-plugging in the monitor's cable - both to the monitor and the GPU. Perhaps even reseating the GPU. I've seen similar issues that can be fixed by it.

But I never messed with the gpu or anything and it won’t boot up it just stay like that

[iamdarkyoshi]

Try powering off the machine, taking the battery and charger out, and reseating the RAM.

[JoKeR-13]

3 hours ago, Kingdomkey said:

Ok I turned it on and this happened. What is it

This is normally an indication of a dying GPU (at least from my experience). How old is the laptop? Specs? and does it run hot?

[Kingdomkey]

16 hours ago, EMAGDNIM said:

This is normally an indication of a dying GPU (at least from my experience). How old is the laptop? Specs? and does it run hot?

it old big time but im getting a new one soon

[iamdarkyoshi]

16 hours ago, EMAGDNIM said:

This is normally an indication of a dying GPU (at least from my experience). How old is the laptop? Specs? and does it run hot?

I didn't think those compaq things ever had a dGPU. Usualky issues like this are a bad LCD or bad RAM

[JoKeR-13]

50 minutes ago, iamdarkyoshi said:

I didn't think those compaq things ever had a dGPU. Usualky issues like this are a bad LCD or bad RAM

Ahh, your right, I stand corrected. it would be integrated so LCD or RAM would make sense.

[Ace McPlane]

On 3/10/2018 at 10:04 PM, Kingdomkey said:

Ok I turned it on and this happened. What is it

 

Try plugging it into a monitor

if the issue persists, it's the graphics chip whether it's a discrete GPU or integrated on the CPU..

if it goes away, it's the screen.

[Kingdomkey]

4 hours ago, stateofpsychosis said:

 

Try plugging it into a monitor

if the issue persists, it's the graphics chip whether it's a discrete GPU or integrated on the CPU..

if it goes away, it's the screen.

well i turned it back on and then the screen turns off 

[Ace McPlane]

2 minutes ago, Kingdomkey said:

well i turned it back on and then the screen turns off 

Try plugging it into a DIFFERENT monitor than the screen on it.

Sorry, should have been more specific

 

If you don't have a monitor, plug it into your TV via HDMI.

 

This will determine which component is the problem.

 

If it's just the screen, you could technically just plug it into a cheap monitor or your TV and use it that way for now.