Liquid Crystal Controller (LCC)

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• small liquid crystal display when booting with success on windows vista

  Hi, I have my laptop acer 8920 (windows vista Home premium 32 bit OS) and it has been over a year now. As my laptop boot or loads of windows, everything is fine except for the lcd display.i have a weak display after startup. By pressing Fn + F6 and press any key sometimes the LCD for a second then turns off lcd screen. And as I plan where you want to solve the problem, after trying several attempts lighting of the lcd screen turns on and never dies. But when I turned off my computer each time and turn to reuse my problem still exists. What could be the cause why I have this problem on my LCD SCREEN? Comments or answers would be appreciated! Please please post a reply or send me an email to * address email is removed from the privacy * THANKS...

  Sounds like the lights behind the screen that make visible failed. If an external monitor connected to your laptop works fine, then it would be my best first guess.

  "billjhune0603" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  Hi, I have my laptop acer 8920 (windows vista Home premium 32 bit OS) and it has been over a year now. As my laptop boot or loads of windows, everything is fine except for the lcd display.i have a weak display after startup. By pressing Fn + F6 and press any key sometimes the LCD for a second then turns off lcd screen. And as I plan where you want to solve the problem, after trying several attempts lighting of the lcd screen turns on and never dies. But when I turned off my computer each time and turn to reuse my problem still exists. What could be the cause why I have this problem on my LCD SCREEN? Comments or answers would be appreciated! Please please post a reply or send me an email * address email is removed from the privacy * Thank YOU...

• URGENT blackBerry Smartphones: liquid brand damage on the screen. Pls help!

  Hello

  I got a new BlackBerry Curve 8520 about a month ago. Today when I rushed to the office, I noticed that there are a liquid dark mark on the middle of the screen. I thought that it would be maybe the screen guard and I removed the screen protector. Unfortunately, I can see this mark still on the screen. When I touch the screen, it moves like a bubble of water on a surface plastic.

  I would appreciate if anyone can suggest me what could be the reason and opportunity to remedy.

  Thank you!

  It could very well get damaged in your bag. Quite easily if theres hard objects in their. LCDS (Liquid Cyrstal views), where they have liquid crystals in them. A damaged screen could do it as your description.

  Do you use a case for your phone? This would help to protect the screen. I would take your dealer the nearest phone to see if the screen is indeed broken. you say that the phone is a month. It could very well still under warranty.

• Can someone explain please the 4SNS/1/40000000 error code: TMOP - 127.875 and how to solve the problem?

  AHT error code.

  You have problems? Why do you run Apple hardware *?

  Of

  http://www.CNET.com/news/how-to-invoke-and-interpret-the-Apple-hardware-tests/

  which would indicate a bad sensor on one of your memory modules or riser:

  In the case of an error in probe (4SNS), to determine what type of sensor is referenced, look for his first letter, which should be 'I' for the current "V" or "T" for temperature, voltage.

  Then check the second letter from the list below to see which component it refers to:

  A: ambient air sensor
  B: battery
  C: Central processors (CPU)
  D: DC (direct current)
  e: PCI-express slot
  F: FireWire port
  G: graphics processor (GPU)
  H: drive
  h: heat pipe (heat sink)
  L: liquid crystal display
  M: memory or the memory riser cards

  I would first install a monitoring app like Mac Fan Control of temperature

  http://www.CrystalIDEA.com/Macs-fan-control

  to see of you can find a bad sensor by reading the memory riser card.

  You have a MacBook Pro as indicated: MacBook Pro, OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)

  Since this is the Mac Pro desktop forum

• How can I fix the screen on Satellite Pro L300?

  How can I fix my screen Satellite Pro L300? I went by mistake about it.
  Although there seems to be nothing wrong with the external armor but there seems to be a few lines on the screen.

  The glass is cracked? You see the flow of liquid crystals when you move the screen?

  If the lines are perfectly horizontal or vertical, and then the glass behind the protective plastic surface is cracked, requiring a replacement LCD.

  An authorized service provider can give you a new LCD Module. Visit the Web from Toshiba for a list of the ASP

• Satellite A300 - too bright screen and lack of contrast

  Is it irritates me immensely

  No matter what I do, there seems to be no way to add contrast and reduce the brightness of the screen on my laptop.
  For example, blacks show that blacks... just slight shades of gray

  I am a photographer, I like my photos and display to be precise for the colors I see in real life, so I can change them accordingly. but rather... the screen seems just washed out, more exposed, and it hurts me ' eyes!

  I tried to adjust the contrast and brightness manually by going to graphic properties, but even with the settings below, the remains of the screen bright and washed out.

  is there something I can do?
  any help would be greatly appreciated.

  That's the problem with the LCD screen. Due to the lighting, it is difficult to block all of the light using liquid crystals.

  OLED plasma and CRT screens do not have this problem. So if you want the best possible image contrast, you may buy one of these types of monitor and use it via the VGA port.

• Tecra M2: How to connect on port DVI - D LCD with DVI - I and at 1600 x 1200

  My Toshiba Tecra M2 has a GeForce FX go5200. Docking station has a DVI - D port.

  I want to use an external LCD screen which is equipped with a DVI - I port.

  When you connect a DVI - D cable to the DVI - D between the ports and monitor Replicator and if I set to 1600 x 1200 which is desired (and support for the resolution of the screen) then the display does not fit in the liquid crystal display and therefore the screen starts to pan.

  If I use a (next to the PC) VGA / DVI - I (next to the screen) cable then I wanted resolution of 1600 x 1200.

  Please advise so how:

  Connect the Port DVI - D from Toshiba to LCD with DVI - I and at 1600 x 1200.

  Help, please...

  Hello

  I agree with Tom.
  I visited the Toshiba knowledge base and found this FAQ:

  Max. Resolution DVI - D on Advanced Port Replikator II III & Tecra M1 and M2
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB4900S10001R01.htm

  PS: This database is really useful. I found very interesting material. Everyone should use it.

• Inspecting a display LCD through the acrylic glass

  Hello

  I need to inspect a liquid crystal under a sheet of acrylic glass display. The camera and the lighting of the ring are mounted perpendicular to the screen. The problem are the reflections of the acrylic glass plate. P1234 (upper left) shows that. Then I tried a polarisation on the lens filter and could reduce the reflections, only a little, but also myself distortion of acrylic glass (right upper P1234; ignore the sheet on the acrylic glass). The next step was to place a further polarisation on my Flash filter. First of all, I turned the filter on the lens so that I had the best contrast of the screen and transformed subsequently lightning with the second filter so that reflections were minimal. The reflection was still too light for I can't inspect my screen.

  Because of the perpendicular frame of lightning, I get thinking. So I tried to keep the lightning to another position and could achieve the best images (P1234 in lower left) but also shadows because the screen is mounted a few millimeters under the acrylic glass. P1234 (bottom right) shows the screen LCD lit on both sides and I think the result is very quiet. Don't you think that a substantive correction could improve this result?  Or should I use another system of lightning (Dome with coaxial Lightning)?

  What can offer me my to solve my problem?

  Lighting on both sides should give good results, as long as the lights are out on the side far enough.  The image seems good.

  Another possibility is to indirect lighting.  Put a large white area broadcasting on location camera, with a hole for the camera to look through.  Bounce light on the white surface to turn on the LCD screen.

  Bruce

• When I click on verification link after registry for screens LCD than the Runtime error page generates? How can I download LCD screens?

  I want to download Microsoft's LIQUID Crystal screens there that a runtime error page occurs. How can I solve?

  I am running Windows 7 and was able to record without a runtime for LCDs error. Make sure that all the fields required to leave empty.

  See if this link helps:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/learning/en/us/training/LCDs-thankyou.aspx

• I have mistakenly left dropped my laptop and now the screen is showing black streeks, what can I do

  I mistakenly let down my laptop and there now black streeks two big places that become long and more.  Help, please

  Hello MOTHERANGEL,

  What you describe (especially the part about the bigger) resembles the screen LCD has been damaged. Black spots appear when the liquid crystal begins to spread out of cracks, over time the task will grow and grow.

  If you have some HP ADP (protection against accidental damage), you should contact HP for repair / replacement. Otherwise, you will need to repair the screen or get it repaired.

• R720 factory reset

  We have a dell R720 to lab server. I want to wipe everthing on this server and want to be in default condition.

  I'd be like a box again for the first time.

  Hello.

  Start in the lifecycle controller (LCC), using the key F10 during POST. Go to hardware Configuration-> reallocate or withdraw from the system and then select all of the features that you want to delete or clear the system. This will restore the system to factory default

• U3011, gray spot

  A task gray / stripe appeared recently on my U3011.  Unfortunately for me, it bought 3.5 years ago and therefore more under warranty.  Anyone know if this a repairable defect?  Considering how much these things cost, so my only option is to ignore it or buy a new monitor, it is unlikely that I will buy Dell again. Here is the picture of one of the self test screens.  Light blue (sky, for example), it is unfortunately very sensitive. I tried contacted Dell support, and the guy that I was talking to was convinced that it was dead, pixels even if it does not show with a bright white background.  Any help would be appreciated.  Thank you.

  

  This is the default of yogore / mura. All we would do is Exchange it under the purchased warranty period.

  Brown spots or stains may appear occasionally on some LCDs. This clouding phenomenon is recognized in the industry as yogore or mura. A Japanese term for "irregularities." This term is used to describe a low, irregular contrast or a region which causes the uniformity uneven screen under certain conditions. Mura is a result of the deterioration of the layer of consistency of the liquid crystal (LC). most often caused by the effect in the long term under a high ambient temperature. It is a phenomenon of great industry and mura is not repairable. Mura has been around since the introduction of LCD technology. LCD screens are getting bigger, touch monitors generally work 24/7 and we enjoy more content now in low light conditions. All of these factors adds the possibility of mura affecting screens. Generally, the appearance of mura can be minimized by the following methods:
  * Lower the brightness of the backlight
  * Use a screen saver
  Reduce the ambient temperature around the unit

• ZR2240w display: LCD IPS LED or TFT?

  Hello. I'm considering the purchase of two HP ZR 2240w poster but I find conflicting information on this display model. In most of the information provided in the HP Web sites this display appears as a screen technology IPS LED but when I download the guide of the user on the site of HP, the specifications page shows the display as having facilitated TFT LCD. I'm not an expert, but I think they are different technologies.

  I contacted HP pre-sales support that was not prepared to help. I have also contacted HP chat support that claim not to have the tools to help me. Can someone clear this up for me?

  Thank you.

  P.S.This thread has been moved from Macintosh compatible products for monitor-HP Forums Moderat

  TFT LCD is the block of building modern flat-screen basis. It is based on a liquid crystal display using transistors in thin film deposited on a glass substrate. These transistors are switching of liquid crystals that either allows the light to pass or block light to pass through the liquid crystals. Light is produced by the CRTS or the leds and it goes through red, green and blue filters that are sitting on each pixel of void. In this way the display can create color.

  There are different types of screens LCD TFT, TN (twisted numatics) is commonly used by players as it passes very fast power pixels, so there is little or no ghosting, IPS (In Plane Switching) is commonly used where angles with wide vision accurate colors are more important than the switching speed (ghosting).

  Thus, calling something a TFT LCD screen is always accurate. An LCD IPS the call display something is even more specific that the TFT LCD display type is specified. Say that a display uses IPS LED technology is also more accurate that you specify the TFT LCD technology and lighting technology.

  But calling something a LED screen is not exactly true that the current state of the display technology means we are really talking a TFT LCD screen with backlight LED and not individual RGB LED that comprise the sub-pixels in a display. A true LED display is a legacy emissive subpixels emerge from the colorful light, rather than having a low glow similar to colorful shutters something light.  When you hear LED poster today, consider that there marketing speak for TFT LCD display with LED backlighting

  If you are interested, the TFT LCD wiki can probably explain more about the technology that I can always hope.

  So back to the ZR2240, if the specifications say the display uses IPS LED technology, it must have good angles of vision and color reproduction and using of LED backlight it will use much less energy, so cold to the touch. (Compare this to my Dell U2711 is a panel IPS 27 "and using cathode ray tubes, so it becomes very hot and uncomfortable when you're sitting in front of two of these monitors for long periods).

  Also, the fact that the user guide indicates that the TFT LCD is without real consequence in the present document focuses more on the cable to the top and use the monitor, which is always a TFT LCD after all, that of property to specify the type and the capacity of this TFT LCD IPS monitor that uses LED backlighting.

• Q10 blackBerry screen display

  I was just wondering if it's just my q10 or it is the same for all the q10...

  Basically, my screen is not very bright and does not show 'white' color as pure white. The entire screen is more than a grey tint to it. I took my screen stop snack protector that was the cause, however, no luck.

  My friend has a q5 and when comparing the screen is a hell of a lot more clear/more bright.

  I thought they had the same screens in them, so I think that maybe my monitor is sketchy?

  All your comments/responses to this person?

  This is because the Q5 and Q10 screens are not alike. The Q10 is AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light
  Light-emitting diode), so that the Q5 is 4 LCD (liquid crystal display). AMOLEDs are very thin and no need for backlighting and can produce very deep and dark colors while they are considered to be energy-efficient (note the dark theme of your Q10)

  While LCD, do the opposite and produce more vivid colors, compared to the AMOLED is dark colors are not too dark, and there not as brilliant brights.
  A LCD screen also needs a source of light.

  So, basically, that's the difference.

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• Dell PowerEdge R320 iDRAC initialization...

  I installed windows server r2 2012. After installation, I tried to update the version latest iDRAC, but after the installation, my system has been restarted. But now it stack up to the iDRAC initialization a few minuets and give massage iDRAC initialization failed and restarted again and again... Keyboard and display smart system also does not work...  Please let me know how I can fix this problem...

  Khuram_Rafiq,

  The first step is to clear residual electricity system to disconnect power cables and then press and hold the power button for about 15 seconds. If the system boots, go ahead and update the iDRAC.

  If you are not able to perform this update, you will need to update the lifecycle controller (LCC) or run the "LCC" repair package if necessary.

  Let me know if you need additional assistance.