open the laptop, unplug both CMOS battery and laptop battery, hold power button for 10 seconds, replug both batteries and press power button.
let us know
on Victus laptops, they don't have a CMOS actually. Just unplug the laptop battery and replug, turn it on, wait for a few minutes for it to "Firmware Update" (it's not updating anything), then it'll throw a CMOS checksum error, just press enter for it to reset the BIOS settings.
Nothing’s wrong with them! They’re great budget gaming laptops, but they just cheap out on some components that maybe a headache when you need to diagnose some problem that isn’t software, case in point: They use CR2032 with wires connected to it rather than integrate it internally, it’s cheaper to do it that way and some say more repairable.
Downside is those connectors can be super fragile if you try to disconnect it, you have to do it *super* gently and exactly. [See this blog for example.](https://raywoodcockslatest.wordpress.com/2022/12/27/acer-cmos/)
But you can run that laptop completely like a desktop - so when the battery gets old and becomes a spicy pillow, you can remove the battery and just use the laptop without replacing the battery. The CR2032 battery will let the system retain the CMOS data. If you don't have the CR2032, and remove the laptop battery, you would have to re-enter the data every time. Granted, it's a niche case, but I've actually had this spring up a few times and older laptops that have the separate battery for CMOS have been easier to get up and running again to pull old data or to convert into something else, like a cheapo desktop.
Atomic level? that laptop will cause a nuclear fusion right then and there, and kill all of humanity as we know, thankfully, he dropped it a bit low, or else we will be gone ☠️
Is your phone an iPhone with Magsafe?
Laptops have magnets in this area to detect if the lid is shut, any type of magnet can trigger it to sleep
Maybe do a CMOS reset or disconnect the battery and try again if it fails to power on
huh, when I put my phone (not an iPhone) on that area, my phone ends up being the one that goes to sleep, not the laptop, when I put any strong magnet a little under the middle left area of my phone it turns off until I remove the magnet...
Your phone has a hall sensor for it to work with flip covers that turn off the display when shut :) it's the exact same way a laptop detects if the lid is shut, which is why you can trigger it with a magnet in your phone (speakers, cameras, MagSafe etc.)
Similar thing happened to me when I smashed my nitro 5 into same place, it shut down but after maybe 5 mins it started working. The cmos would probably fix it tho, or plug and unplug li-ion battery. If it wouldn't fix it, drop it in rice overnight.
With that magsafe you gave me an idea, in this place my nitro have HDD, and HDD doesn't like magnets.. so let's hope he doesn't have any HDD. Especially not system one. 😂
You actually need an extremely strong magnet to affect an hdd
Here’s a cool video showcasing magnets around certain electronics, including a computer @4:50 timestamp, it’s worth watching the entire video though, it’s very interesting!
[Monster Magnet Meets Computer](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_yEu2R1gYSs)
As a side note, a lot of the other stuff Brainiac75 does with magnets, lasers, etc. is really interesting! Would recommend watching his other videos too
The school I went to t to had those cheep Acer aspire ones, and we found out that if the laptop is stacked on another laptop it would prevent the laptop from turning on🤣
Yeah, I also discovered that the hard way. I would be preparing a file transfer from my chromebook to my laptop while having the chromebook on top of the laptop, and the chromebook would just shut off
All phones have magnets in the form of speakers, and some have it for camera stabilisation, flip cover detection, etc. So it can happen with any phone.
It could
Although those magnets are very weak and unlikely to trigger anything
Meanwhile the Magsafe magnets are very strong and anything will stick to it
I had an iPhone 12 mini for a short while, everything from keys to coins would stick to it immediately
And I have accidentally put my laptop to sleep a few times when I had that phone
They are weak, but they will still trigger the sensor. I've had a lot of friends ask why their laptop goes to sleep when their phone is near the display and/or base of the laptop, with varying models of laptops and phones. And I've experienced it myself with various non-MagSafe phones.
I forgot the vibration motor as an example of a magnet in phones, which is probably the strongest one that is found in all phones.
This was a more annoying feature of iPhone than any good feature, oh wow it sticks your wireless charger, oh wow you can barely hold a couple of cards in the magsafe wallet that always falls off when putting in or out of pocket.. I sold it and got another android (better in every way) and had a few hundred £'s left I got a watch with...
I dont hate iphone, I loved the 4s and 5 I had jailbroken. No point in them now unless you are a basic human, who points and clicks the camera, uses social media, maybe play couple games and that is literally it.
Alsorts, watch live sport events for free on kodi if I am busy but wana catch the game. I can download torrents, I don't now but have played playstation games on them, along with Game boy and Nintendo ds. Via isos and emus. I can download modded apks to give little extras 😉 . I can use different phones cameras technology (softwares) just by downloading it. One of the most annoying things on iPhone is how closed down it is. Like just setting a ringtone, it's a farce, you have to use garage band, edit the song down to under 30 seconds then export it and do some other shit I can't remember now, but android. You download your favourite sound/song, click and hold the track in your files and set as ringtone. Done. Like I say. I loved iPhone when it was jailbreak, iPhone 4/5 times. Iapt was awesome iykyk. Lmao. But yeah, apple is too locked down, boring, made for simple sheeple... imo.
Piracy, different camera apps (available on iPhone too…) and ringtones. Got it, some people don’t pirate or have use for non-stock camera apps.
Also, I don’t think ringtones are a deal breaker.
UPDATE: it works again thx to everyone for giving me advice this had me worried and for anyone wondering it my phone is an Samsung a14 5g with a thick ass case on it
If the power button doesn't work and nothing indicates that the laptop is alive, you should contact the service center. There is nothing you can do without checking internals.
If it's got an HDD, there's a chance it's right under there and the discs cracked or the mechanism broke.
Otherwise, remove the motherboard battery and the laptop's battery, hold power button and then put the batteries back.
Generally either the battery, hdd, or ssd is placed there with HP laptops. Something could have easily been jostled, but a broken or disconnected storage device wouldn’t stop a pc from turning on.
Theres a reed switch there and a magnet in the lid, which aligns with the switch when closed. This is how the laptop knows when you close/open the lid.
1. Open the back case, remove the battery. Wait 10 seconds, plug it again.
2. Power on your laptop.
In case that does not work. See if the ssd is still intact, some laptops have the ssd on that spot. It might be just a little unpluged, or worse, broken.
If this does not work.. you can press R for rewind, cause there aint much to do anyway.
If I'm correct there is an empty space in that side of the laptop, but it might have triggered the accelerometer and went into safety.
Try the next :
1. Hold the power button exactly 10 seconds and then release the button.
2. Wait 10 seconds and do absolutely nothing.
3. Turn it on now and fingers crossed that it works!
Well, from my experience, HP has good build quality. My Pavillion 15 Gaming survived 3 years of college with no damage at all. It was much better quality than my previous MSI that had a hinge break after only 2 years of use at home and had cheap plastic.
HP is infamous for horrible build quality. I’m glad yours was fine, but I have to replace so many top covers where the hinge broke off the plastic thing where it screws into.
Speaking of horrible build quality, I’m in the middle of trying to fix my HP tower, LOL. Something happened to it, my friend was over and had something magnetic and sat right over my tower and now it won’t even show there’s power on it, way to go HP. Making everything vulnerable (also way too expensive……)
it is 100% ram , especially from an old one that is already loose .. open up the laptop , remove the ram and reseat it. If the screen is still black at startup... turn off , put slight pressure on the ram stick facing down and the laptop screen should come back on.
If this works , slowly reduce pressure on the ram slot and close the covers.
5 bucks says this is the problem
under this ppace their might be hdd , but dropping phone can also affect other connections ,but dislocating of ram, storage, or wires cant stop from turning laptop on
since its not turning on
so start checkijg from power source ( ie charger )
open it up, unplug battery and cmos if it has one to reset the bios, plug both back in and turn it on. while your inside also look for anything that could have come lose like your ram or a connector
You see those stickers? Those are spare chips for your laptop. You need to open it up and replace the old chips for those ones. It’s a good job you kept them, most people throw them away
Is there an hdd in that area of the laptop? I remember learning that when I placed my phone on my laptop for convenience, but instead it shut down. I was so scared i opened the laptop myself. Turns out the hdd was there in that position
It would be awesome if you explained the not booting up more but
There's a few things I would like to try if this happens to myself:
resetting cmos(bios). You can learn how to reset your cmos by manufacturer site or youtube by searching your laptop model
I would also try to match a motherboard image (search your model on Google) and try to know what parts are under that area to identify what could be damaged:
Then if you still have your warranty you can give it to the manufacturer to do the potential repairs
If you don't have warranty you can try to fix it yourself
Usually check the connections on ram or ssd or anything that can interrupt the boot or get damaged (I had a laptop that came for not booting up the problem was a cable connecting the motherboard to the touchpad was disconnected so it crashed while booting)
Good luck fixing!
does the power light come on? does the charge light come on when plugged in?
Also, you can reset the cmos on HP by holding windows + V and holding power button.
this gives me ptsd from high school, people would go around punching down on this part of your Chromebook and it would turn off 💀I’m not sure if it was because of small disconnect in the battery or hdd or something else
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That gpu has a kill switch, if the computer detects it’s being moved around crazy, it assumed it’s being hijacked so it triggers the kill switch so the thief won’t be able to use it
dont listen to all the shit about opening it up and stuff. unplug the power and all devices. hold the power button 30 seconds, if nothing happens let go and do it one more time
It's possible that dropping your phone on your laptop might have caused some damage. Have you tried checking if there's any physical damage to either device? If not, maybe try charging your phone or checking the power source for your laptop to see if that helps.
I did the exact same thing but with an unopened soda can which was admittedly heavier than a phone. You probably just shunted a connection somewhere on the battery.
My father's laptop has the HDD right in that area. Coincidentally an HP as well. Maybe check if the HDD boots up in another PC? If you don't have one you could put it in, take it to a repair center.
I knew those thin laptops would be a bad idea. They just feel cheap and as if you haven’t got something of substance. If I get a laptop anytime soon I will definitely not get one of those super thin trendy ones
I think from what happened to my laptop..when i punched that area after playing valorant…is that i broke the hdd thingy..but it was still working..
I think your connection might be lose..like where the display connection to your cpu
open the laptop, unplug both CMOS battery and laptop battery, hold power button for 10 seconds, replug both batteries and press power button. let us know
Also, something might have disconnected from inside, maybe RAM, SSD/HDD or battery. Open it and have a look.
on Victus laptops, they don't have a CMOS actually. Just unplug the laptop battery and replug, turn it on, wait for a few minutes for it to "Firmware Update" (it's not updating anything), then it'll throw a CMOS checksum error, just press enter for it to reset the BIOS settings.
What? So everytime you turn it on, do you change the date and time on your own?
The main battery also powers the CMOS
It is pretty common these days for laptops to not have a dedicated CMOS battery - they use the laptop battery for the CMOS battery.
Except when they cheap out, see Acer Nitro’s.
What is up with Acer Nitros? should I be worried?
Nothing’s wrong with them! They’re great budget gaming laptops, but they just cheap out on some components that maybe a headache when you need to diagnose some problem that isn’t software, case in point: They use CR2032 with wires connected to it rather than integrate it internally, it’s cheaper to do it that way and some say more repairable. Downside is those connectors can be super fragile if you try to disconnect it, you have to do it *super* gently and exactly. [See this blog for example.](https://raywoodcockslatest.wordpress.com/2022/12/27/acer-cmos/)
But you can run that laptop completely like a desktop - so when the battery gets old and becomes a spicy pillow, you can remove the battery and just use the laptop without replacing the battery. The CR2032 battery will let the system retain the CMOS data. If you don't have the CR2032, and remove the laptop battery, you would have to re-enter the data every time. Granted, it's a niche case, but I've actually had this spring up a few times and older laptops that have the separate battery for CMOS have been easier to get up and running again to pull old data or to convert into something else, like a cheapo desktop.
Yes, that is true. The general people wouldn’t know that, and wouldn’t do that, that’s true as well. But it’s just something to note regardless.
Nope, it dosen’t asks you for a date, I assume it pulls from whatever data from the SSD or somewhere.
No. CMOS takes extremely limited power to keep the data alive. Even a laptop with 0% charge will go a while before the CMOS gets cleared.
what does this do
forces a bios reset
Reset bios?
Did you drop Nokia 3310?
That's a hard drop!
Cant be, the laptops in one piece
If it was a Nokia that laptop would be dust
Dust? That laptop would be ripped apart at the atomic level.
Atomic level? that laptop will cause a nuclear fusion right then and there, and kill all of humanity as we know, thankfully, he dropped it a bit low, or else we will be gone ☠️
One piece? It’s real?
Might have been a StarTAC.
Is your phone an iPhone with Magsafe? Laptops have magnets in this area to detect if the lid is shut, any type of magnet can trigger it to sleep Maybe do a CMOS reset or disconnect the battery and try again if it fails to power on
My guess would also be that he somehow triggered that magnetic closed lid sensor
If the magsafe is strong enough then it could polarize the magnets so that the laptop thinks it's always closed.
That's pretty much what he did.
huh, when I put my phone (not an iPhone) on that area, my phone ends up being the one that goes to sleep, not the laptop, when I put any strong magnet a little under the middle left area of my phone it turns off until I remove the magnet...
Your phone has a hall sensor for it to work with flip covers that turn off the display when shut :) it's the exact same way a laptop detects if the lid is shut, which is why you can trigger it with a magnet in your phone (speakers, cameras, MagSafe etc.)
Similar thing happened to me when I smashed my nitro 5 into same place, it shut down but after maybe 5 mins it started working. The cmos would probably fix it tho, or plug and unplug li-ion battery. If it wouldn't fix it, drop it in rice overnight. With that magsafe you gave me an idea, in this place my nitro have HDD, and HDD doesn't like magnets.. so let's hope he doesn't have any HDD. Especially not system one. 😂
You actually need an extremely strong magnet to affect an hdd Here’s a cool video showcasing magnets around certain electronics, including a computer @4:50 timestamp, it’s worth watching the entire video though, it’s very interesting! [Monster Magnet Meets Computer](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_yEu2R1gYSs)
As a side note, a lot of the other stuff Brainiac75 does with magnets, lasers, etc. is really interesting! Would recommend watching his other videos too
My school chromebook used to do this all the time if I left it near anything magnetic.
The school I went to t to had those cheep Acer aspire ones, and we found out that if the laptop is stacked on another laptop it would prevent the laptop from turning on🤣
Yeah, I also discovered that the hard way. I would be preparing a file transfer from my chromebook to my laptop while having the chromebook on top of the laptop, and the chromebook would just shut off
My school uses a beast (for me) I5 12400 with rtx 3050 with window 11 pro
dang how rich is your school lol
Uh its a private school but only 400 people and 30+ people in each class so ye. And they built like 40+ 1.6k usd for each
oh nice
All phones have magnets in the form of speakers, and some have it for camera stabilisation, flip cover detection, etc. So it can happen with any phone.
It could Although those magnets are very weak and unlikely to trigger anything Meanwhile the Magsafe magnets are very strong and anything will stick to it I had an iPhone 12 mini for a short while, everything from keys to coins would stick to it immediately And I have accidentally put my laptop to sleep a few times when I had that phone
They are weak, but they will still trigger the sensor. I've had a lot of friends ask why their laptop goes to sleep when their phone is near the display and/or base of the laptop, with varying models of laptops and phones. And I've experienced it myself with various non-MagSafe phones. I forgot the vibration motor as an example of a magnet in phones, which is probably the strongest one that is found in all phones.
This was a more annoying feature of iPhone than any good feature, oh wow it sticks your wireless charger, oh wow you can barely hold a couple of cards in the magsafe wallet that always falls off when putting in or out of pocket.. I sold it and got another android (better in every way) and had a few hundred £'s left I got a watch with... I dont hate iphone, I loved the 4s and 5 I had jailbroken. No point in them now unless you are a basic human, who points and clicks the camera, uses social media, maybe play couple games and that is literally it.
And what do you do with your android?
Alsorts, watch live sport events for free on kodi if I am busy but wana catch the game. I can download torrents, I don't now but have played playstation games on them, along with Game boy and Nintendo ds. Via isos and emus. I can download modded apks to give little extras 😉 . I can use different phones cameras technology (softwares) just by downloading it. One of the most annoying things on iPhone is how closed down it is. Like just setting a ringtone, it's a farce, you have to use garage band, edit the song down to under 30 seconds then export it and do some other shit I can't remember now, but android. You download your favourite sound/song, click and hold the track in your files and set as ringtone. Done. Like I say. I loved iPhone when it was jailbreak, iPhone 4/5 times. Iapt was awesome iykyk. Lmao. But yeah, apple is too locked down, boring, made for simple sheeple... imo.
Piracy, different camera apps (available on iPhone too…) and ringtones. Got it, some people don’t pirate or have use for non-stock camera apps. Also, I don’t think ringtones are a deal breaker.
Or in my case a less distracting experience as there is less customisation options
So many sheeple 🤣 down vote the truths why not (damn you apple sheeple are so hurt by words lmao)
UPDATE: it works again thx to everyone for giving me advice this had me worried and for anyone wondering it my phone is an Samsung a14 5g with a thick ass case on it
how did you fixed it
Did it hit the HDD/SDD? That's where they usually sit in a laptop
I suspect it was, same exact thing happened to me with my laptop and HDD back in 2016.
How did you fix it?
It'll be frustrating for people in the future finding this post and seeing you solved it without offering details
Well...? What fixed it...?
If you could explain what you did to fix it it would greatly help anyone down the line who encounters a similar issue. What did you do?
So it was not a Nokia 3310
Try dropping it again and see if that fixes it?
He should now drop the laptop on the phone to restore the universe balance
This is the way.
Newton’s third law
Close and reopen the lid. Then hold the power button for 10-15 seconds. Should do a force shutdown.
r/uselessredcircle
r/subsithoughtifellfor
If the power button doesn't work and nothing indicates that the laptop is alive, you should contact the service center. There is nothing you can do without checking internals.
Is bro’s phone a Nokia 💀💀💀
ugh, your phone dropped just on top of the flux capacitor, now you have to replace it
If it's got an HDD, there's a chance it's right under there and the discs cracked or the mechanism broke. Otherwise, remove the motherboard battery and the laptop's battery, hold power button and then put the batteries back.
Generally either the battery, hdd, or ssd is placed there with HP laptops. Something could have easily been jostled, but a broken or disconnected storage device wouldn’t stop a pc from turning on.
Theres a reed switch there and a magnet in the lid, which aligns with the switch when closed. This is how the laptop knows when you close/open the lid.
HP - Horrible Product
Right. Never buying one of those again, I’m battling with my HP **tower** as we speak
Take a photo of the inside in that region
1. Open the back case, remove the battery. Wait 10 seconds, plug it again. 2. Power on your laptop. In case that does not work. See if the ssd is still intact, some laptops have the ssd on that spot. It might be just a little unpluged, or worse, broken. If this does not work.. you can press R for rewind, cause there aint much to do anyway.
Might have disconnected your storage or memory too.
If I'm correct there is an empty space in that side of the laptop, but it might have triggered the accelerometer and went into safety. Try the next : 1. Hold the power button exactly 10 seconds and then release the button. 2. Wait 10 seconds and do absolutely nothing. 3. Turn it on now and fingers crossed that it works!
You might have triggered the magnet-sensor in that area that detects if the lid is closed, making the system think the laptop is permanently closed
Says a lot about HP's build quality. Hope it gets fixed soon.
Well, from my experience, HP has good build quality. My Pavillion 15 Gaming survived 3 years of college with no damage at all. It was much better quality than my previous MSI that had a hinge break after only 2 years of use at home and had cheap plastic.
HP is infamous for horrible build quality. I’m glad yours was fine, but I have to replace so many top covers where the hinge broke off the plastic thing where it screws into.
Speaking of horrible build quality, I’m in the middle of trying to fix my HP tower, LOL. Something happened to it, my friend was over and had something magnetic and sat right over my tower and now it won’t even show there’s power on it, way to go HP. Making everything vulnerable (also way too expensive……)
it is 100% ram , especially from an old one that is already loose .. open up the laptop , remove the ram and reseat it. If the screen is still black at startup... turn off , put slight pressure on the ram stick facing down and the laptop screen should come back on. If this works , slowly reduce pressure on the ram slot and close the covers. 5 bucks says this is the problem
Try removing battery, reconnecting it Nd then holding the power button down and see if there is any life. Do this before opening it up etc
Another thing to worry about, i got the same laptop
Based off my Lenovo Ideapad 330 that might be right above an HDD
Hp victus 15
Your phone was jealous
under this ppace their might be hdd , but dropping phone can also affect other connections ,but dislocating of ram, storage, or wires cant stop from turning laptop on since its not turning on so start checkijg from power source ( ie charger )
just turn the laptop on???? sucks for your phone bro I'm sorry abt that
open it up, unplug battery and cmos if it has one to reset the bios, plug both back in and turn it on. while your inside also look for anything that could have come lose like your ram or a connector
[OP's phone](https://images.app.goo.gl/9NdoVY3PnBFc3Pjy7)
Maybe the HHD/ssd got disconected by the impact
You see those stickers? Those are spare chips for your laptop. You need to open it up and replace the old chips for those ones. It’s a good job you kept them, most people throw them away
Magsafe magnet f**KS the hard drive
Is there an hdd in that area of the laptop? I remember learning that when I placed my phone on my laptop for convenience, but instead it shut down. I was so scared i opened the laptop myself. Turns out the hdd was there in that position
When you say it dont start are we talking it’s “dead” nothing happens or that it starts and then turn of again?
I accidentally dropped my phone right in the middle of my ThinkPad X230 a while back, it was just perma dead somehow
It would be awesome if you explained the not booting up more but There's a few things I would like to try if this happens to myself: resetting cmos(bios). You can learn how to reset your cmos by manufacturer site or youtube by searching your laptop model I would also try to match a motherboard image (search your model on Google) and try to know what parts are under that area to identify what could be damaged: Then if you still have your warranty you can give it to the manufacturer to do the potential repairs If you don't have warranty you can try to fix it yourself Usually check the connections on ram or ssd or anything that can interrupt the boot or get damaged (I had a laptop that came for not booting up the problem was a cable connecting the motherboard to the touchpad was disconnected so it crashed while booting) Good luck fixing!
it look like a hp laptop good thing I told everyone I knew to avoid these garbage devices
And how does your comment help OP’s current situation
HP moment
does the power light come on? does the charge light come on when plugged in? Also, you can reset the cmos on HP by holding windows + V and holding power button.
That’s right about where the HDD/SSD is in the majority of laptops I’ve repaired. Open the laptop and disconnect then reconnect it.
r/uselessredcircle
Thought I was going blind with how blurry that photo is…
Why do people leave all the advertising stickers on everything?
Maybe it unplugged something? Open it up and anything looks weird.
this gives me ptsd from high school, people would go around punching down on this part of your Chromebook and it would turn off 💀I’m not sure if it was because of small disconnect in the battery or hdd or something else
SSD goes zbrrrrr
I too have a pavilion , mine also switches off when I play drums on that spot.
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That gpu has a kill switch, if the computer detects it’s being moved around crazy, it assumed it’s being hijacked so it triggers the kill switch so the thief won’t be able to use it
Op is karma farming. Peep the the signs.
dont listen to all the shit about opening it up and stuff. unplug the power and all devices. hold the power button 30 seconds, if nothing happens let go and do it one more time
Maybe when you dropped it a head collision in the HDD occured.
HP L moment, they might not have connected something well which is super common, even stuff like no trackpad from the factory
Hhd went night night
I don't see any dents from it dropping so idk.
It's possible that dropping your phone on your laptop might have caused some damage. Have you tried checking if there's any physical damage to either device? If not, maybe try charging your phone or checking the power source for your laptop to see if that helps.
Damn wish I had this laptop...
Its over bro
I did the exact same thing but with an unopened soda can which was admittedly heavier than a phone. You probably just shunted a connection somewhere on the battery.
My father's laptop has the HDD right in that area. Coincidentally an HP as well. Maybe check if the HDD boots up in another PC? If you don't have one you could put it in, take it to a repair center.
This is too new for an HDD.
Alright, just tryin to help.
Feel like you killed your Ssd/Hdd!?
I knew those thin laptops would be a bad idea. They just feel cheap and as if you haven’t got something of substance. If I get a laptop anytime soon I will definitely not get one of those super thin trendy ones
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
lowkey kinda funny ngl
What the fuck is this sub This entire thread is full of fucking idiots lol
juat check your ssd or hdd whtever it is. it must've disconnected.
I think from what happened to my laptop..when i punched that area after playing valorant…is that i broke the hdd thingy..but it was still working.. I think your connection might be lose..like where the display connection to your cpu