Windows Vista 32 bit - what caused the white diagonal dashes on a blue background

Hello

My laptop no longer works. Yesterday, at about 16:00 so I was working, the display turned blue and had white diagonal dashes filling from the top to the bottom left on blue background.  I disconnected the power, removed the battery and pressed the start 30 seconds button like I usually do when strange things happen, but now when I turn on, just the lights above the keyboard, not the fan turns, not become sound discs to work.   I left off during the night and tried to start with a zero the device response.   It of kaput or not?  What can I do?

Hello

If you get absolutely nothing on the screen at startup, including the Logo of the manufacturer, it really looks like a hardware problem.

If, according to contact manufacturer's warranty.

If it is under warranty, contact a computer repairman, premises and ask them to check it for you.

See you soon.

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