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Old November 20th 08, 05:36 PM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
Curious[_5_]
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Default LCD screen of laptop needs to "warm up"?

There are several weird cases where removing and replacing the battery even
when on regular power have solved a start up problem and I do not know
exactly why.
Or maybe the battery is almost dead and therefore has trouble outputting the
required voltage so even when system is plugged in the system is trying to
charge the battery and until it is charged you see nothing.
When you close the screen you are either changing the power setting and/or
reducing the system load since the screen display is turned off.
"civ2ru" wrote in message
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Thank you for the reply Curious!

Tried removing a battery and haven't had a problem yesterday, but not sure
if it's because of that of because of other things I'm trying (not closing
the lid, for instance). Could you please explain how the battery (or the
lack
thereof) is related to the screen's behavior? Just curious.

"Curious" wrote:

Does the problem occur when running on both power and when running on
battery? If yes try running on power with the battery removed.
"civ2ru" wrote in message
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In the last couple of months, I've started encountering an error - the
laptop LCD screen is blank upon recovery from Sleep Mode or upon boot.
After
rebooting or closing/reopening the lid (or sometimes just waiting a few
minutes does the trick), it starts working and after that works
consistently,
it's just the initial "warm up" period from off or sleep state. Any
ideas
on
how to fix it or troubleshoot it? Would be greatly appreciated!