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  How is - someone must provide an exactly fault diagnosis without putting the hand on this laptop?
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  To remove them is not so easy because you don't know why they are there.
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  I can really understand you and of course it s very stupid situation, but I guess that the guys of ASP are right and this problem really looks like a graphics card problem.
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