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Laptop Screen Blacking Out And Cant Turn Off

Laptop turns on, but the screen is black?

My suggestion would be to unplug the cord from the connection on the computer, then remove the battery. After you've done that, press and hold the On/Off switch for about 60 seconds, then, after you've done that connect everything back together, and see if it will reboot. If not, check the hard drive, and the ram and make sure they are all connected tightly.

My laptop turns on but the screen is black. What do I do to fix it?

Other answers have jumped to a hardware fault. Perhaps not incorrectly, sure. But I'd first make sure we're not dealing with a software issue, or any other "have you tried turning it off and back on again?" sort of things.First, and foremost, does your laptop have a "Display Off" button? I have a Sony Vaio which has one of these. It's a flush bezel button near the clamshell hinge. I have absolutely no fucking clue why it's there. But it is. The only thing I can think of is it's a "privacy" button...for when you can't quite hit the (x) close button on the browser window when your spouse walks in on you ogling (.)'s.Since you didn't post a picture I will assume that you mean the screen is entirely black. No faint glow, no nothing? In other words, it doesn't look even remotely like this [note the blinking cursor]:Have you plugged anything new into your laptop recently? A new USB device? A new external drive? Do you have a docking station? If you have a docking station, does it behave differently if on or off of it?Have you verified that your battery is charged, and that even if not, your power supply is providing proper charging to the battery when it's plugged in? My laptop has a little lightning-bolt LED that indicates the power supply is properly plugged in. Sometimes those stupid connectors can become loose -- or worse, crimped [kids knocking the thing about, etc.] -- so that they don't make a proper connection. I can't tell you how many times I've sat down with my laptop that had been "plugged in" for hours only to hit the power button, see it appear to go through its start-up groans, only to have it fizzle-out and not work shortly after.Do you have a recovery disc for the OS you have installed? What happens if you turn the power on with that in the laptop?Do you have a USB memory stick? If so, there are a bunch of different things to try here Boot and run Linux from a USB flash memory stick, even booting DOS from it.

Laptop screen turns black when tilted down...?

There is something called the "reed switch" in laptops. It is like a plastic stick and it is under the LED bar that has your on/off switch etc. When the laptop screen is tilted forward it will hit the reed switch and turn off the screen. That's what it is meant to do. If it is too sensitive you can actually remove the led panel and clip the reed switch so it is shorter and takes more of a tilt to activate, but I would say just don't tilt the screen forward.

My laptop (Samsung Windows 7) screen went black when I tried to restart Windows because some programs took very long to load. Now, I can't turn it off but I see the cursor. What can I do?

Boot into Safe Mode with Networking by pressing . Once you’ve booted into safe mode, you should be able to do a proper, controlled shutdown and start back up into Windows.If that doesn’t work you may have to go down the list presented by , and select Last Known Good Configuration; and I can assure you that choosing LKGC will NOT result in data loss.So here’s something I wrote on another question: … here’s the thing: had you done regular, frequent backups, the loss of a drive would be far less traumatic than it is if you don’t have a backup.This is part of why I keep hammering away at people to do proper backups. Putting all your eggs in one basket is a really bad idea, as is my overuse of English language idioms. (Does that make me an Idiom Idiot? I don’t know, and I don’t need a response, since I suspect the answer would be “yes”).Backups are so key and so easy to do, given how fast external hard drives are, (especially if they use either eSATA (uncommon), Firewire (more common, but still rare outside of the Apple/Macintosh universe), or USB 3.0 (5Gb/second), or USB 3.1 (10Gb/second)), that I can’t for the life of me understand why people don’t do it.I can think of only two reasons: (a) lack of money, which is understandable, and (b) laziness, which I can’t understand.With a backup, having your operating system trashed would not cause you huge paroxysms of anxiety and suicidal/homicidal/computer-cidal thoughts.Just a thought; backups save not just data, but huge amounts of time and money spent on data-recovery, or worse yet, lost data due to … no backups.Rant-mode = off.******************Second best answer so far is given by Jeremy Kupfuwa; you should create a bootable thumb-drive and install/upgrade to Windows 10, but then you’d lose data files. And a backup would make the second part of that sentence unnecessary.Thanks for the A2A

I just bought a windows 10 HP laptop yesterday and black screen?

I was watching a video earlier on it and the screen turned white made the notification sound twice and then turned black. Now it turns on but the screen is 100% black. I drained the power, reset it 4 times, updated via an external monitor, reset the bios and still absolutely nothing.

My laptop screen keeps going black but the backlight is still on then it wont let me do anything, why?

I have been having the exact same problem. I have a Toshiba Satellite A215 laptop and mine is 10 days old. I went to control panel- personalization- screen saver , went to "change power settings" and changed "when the computer sleeps" I adjusted my power settings to go to sleep in 5 hours instead of what it was originally set at. Hopefully this will work.

*thanks for the tip emucompboy.

update: Well, adjusting the power options did not work for me so I read the Toshiba manual and it said to simultaneously hold down 'fn' and 'f5' to make sure that the display priority is not set for an external monitor. Maybe that was the problem but I do not see why my laptop would have been set for an external monitor. This problem is very annoying.

My AlienWare m14x laptop Is frozen and wont turn off?

Hi, I was just playing a game on my Alien ware m14x (League of Legends) and When it started to load my Screen just went black and now it is completely unresponsive. I cannot do anything and when i close the lid the screen stays black. ctrl alt delete does not do anything. I have held down the power button for 60 seconds and still nothing. I am trying to turn it off but it wont work. The only way i think i can turn it off now is by removing the battery but i don't know if i can do that without hurting the system while the laptop is on. Please help me

After starting my laptop, only the Lenovo screen shows up. What should I do?

a.       Restart your computer if it is powered on. b.      Tap the F8 key after your computer initially powers on. c.       Once you see the Advanced Boot Options menu you can stop tapping.d.      Use the up/down arrow keys to highlight your selection. e.      Select Repair you computer and hit enter.f.        Windows will load the file and you will see system recovery option choose the language and click next.g.       Choose Language and click on OK.h.      You will be prompted for an administrator password or for a confirmation, type the password, or click OK.i.         In the System Recovery Options window, click Command Prompt.j.        Type this command “DISM /image:C:\ /cleanup-image /revertpendingactions” and hit enter.For more information check this link:http://social.technet.microsoft.... Or if got the cd of your OS you restore the PC using that disk for more info you can check the link below:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-...

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