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If you're not sure how to get the model, look for the service tag or express service code of your laptop at the bottom of the case. Then go to Dell's website to get that information. www.support.dell.com

Try removing the laptop screen completely. There's a chance that the laptop will read the external monitor as the default display.

Try removing the LCD screen or just unhook the cable connected to it then connect an external monitor. Check if it reads the external monitor as the main display.

There's no need to replace the bezel unless it's broken.

Ones you see ink blobs, you will have to replace the screen as these are signs of it being damaged.

Does it not switch to external display by pressing the corresponding keys on your laptop? If not, then try removing the screen so that your laptop reads the external monitor as the main display. There's a chance this might work as I've read others that this is what they did.

Lightening02 is correct. You will not be able to convert it to a touchscreen laptop. Replacing it with a compatible screen will not cost you more than $100 and this can be done on your end even without the help of experts. There are videos in YouTube that can guide you with the procedure and it...

Try this first. Hook an external monitor and see if your laptop boots to Windows properly. If it does, remove the screen and check the cable for damages. If you see none, please connect it back and make sure the cable is firmly seated. There's a chance that this will fix the problem.

Your best option is to replace the broken screen. Depending on the model of your laptop, it might not cost you more than $100 to replace it.

By having an external monitor hooked up, did you press the corresponding keys to switch? For the laptop screen, can you try removing it and check the cable for damages. If you think there's none, hook it back in and make sure it's firmly seated.

Your hard drive where the files are kept are safe, unless it's going bad or you encounter an OS failure.

When you move the screen back and forth slowly, do the lines appear? Also, does it do the same in Safe Mode and BIOS?

When you power on the laptop, do you see the Toshiba splash screen or nothing at all?

There should still be a shop selling laptop screens and found one from www.screens.gr http://screens.gr/IBM-LENOVO-IDEAPAD-G780-HD-LED?search=G780