Graphics card not making good "touch"

[Psachna]

My laptop crushes with a bsod after the windows loading screen saying somethint about the video display driver failed to recover after timeout failure something beloved patriot that . I accidentaly forced power against the keyboard while it was at the loading screen and BOOM it didnt crash and proceeded normally
I recently removed the case of thr laptop to clean it could the mothetboard or the graphics card been moved somehow? Or could it not make a good "touch" or "connection" name it however you want by any other factor?

 

[meat_loaf]

My laptop crushes with a bsod after the windows loading screen saying somethint about the video display driver failed to recover after timeout failure something beloved patriot that . I accidentaly forced power against the keyboard while it was at the loading screen and BOOM it didnt crash and proceeded normally
I recently removed the case of thr laptop to clean it could the mothetboard or the graphics card been moved somehow? Or could it not make a good "touch" or "connection" name it however you want by any other factor?

It would actually help if you could at least write legibly as your sentences made absolutely no sense to the context of what you are trying to tell us. It would also help if you tell us what laptop you have.

 

[Psachna]

After reading my text you are right XD
It's because I am typing from my smartphone and I miss click sometimes and stuff
Anyway
I have a Sony Vaio laptop
I asked if it is possible that the mothetboard, or the graphics card were moved somehow even a bit from their position in order to not apply correctly

 

[meat_loaf]

After reading my text you are right XD
It's because I am typing from my smartphone and I miss click sometimes and stuff
Anyway
I have a Sony Vaio laptop
I asked if it is possible that the mothetboard, or the graphics card were moved somehow even a bit from their position in order to not apply correctly

No, thats a silly thought. Laptop are all onboard chips, meaning they are attached to the motherboard.

 

[tman1]

After reading my text you are right XD
It's because I am typing from my smartphone and I miss click sometimes and stuff
Anyway
I have a Sony Vaio laptop
I asked if it is possible that the mothetboard, or the graphics card were moved somehow even a bit from their position in order to not apply correctly

No, thats a silly thought. Laptop are all onboard chips, meaning they are attached to the motherboard.

Not all are soldered, if that's what you meant, and they do all "attach" to the motherboard, but highly unlikely that it shifted.