Black screen with low light on my HP G56 notebook PC

Hi I have a problem my computer starts up fine but my screen is not lit but there is a light bluish color... I live in Italy and have my lap top more until what about two months ago it worked fine I decided to link it to my flat screen TV and used multi screen. I don't no if I can off fact something with settings tried everything ive but if I change the settings to the top of the Tower, I see nothing... I now always use my computer on the telivision I need a new screen or something another someone can help me please or tell me something

Thanks in advance

Hi cvaskew,

How to watch the screen of the laptop itself when it is connected to the TV? Is to have the same problems when connected as when you try to use it on its own?

Let's look at a couple of different things, from your brightness settings and your resolution. Start by clicking with the right button on your desktop and go to the resolution of the screen and make sure you have selected recommended resolution which is usually higher then 1024 x 768.

For brightness go to your Start Menu and search for brightness, then select adjust screen brightness. This will open the Power Options and select Change next to the option that is selected. Here, you will have an option to set the lower brightness and you try to disconnect the TV.

Thank you

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