Hi Everyone,
My Lenovo B590 was working fine yesterday when I had an external monitor connected as an extended display with my laptop screen.
However today upon booting, I found the back-light doesn't work and it could not boot and launched immediately into an endless startup repair cycle. I can barely make out the screen with a flashlight shining off it at an angle but I finally managed to boot into safe mode and back into normal mode.
Now I sit with the problem of no back-light and the external monitor is not recognized when I plug it in.
Have tried to:
- Do a hard reset
- Reset bios
- Reset display adapter to Microsoft basic driver.
Any help would be much appreciated as this is the laptop I use for work and thus it is quite an urgent matter.
Update:
After a few hours I read about the possibility of loose cabling being the cause. I lightly tapped around the hinge points of the screen to try and seat any loose cables back into position. This managed to fix the error and confirm that it may be faulty backlight/inverter cabling that caused it.
My Lenovo B590 was working fine yesterday when I had an external monitor connected as an extended display with my laptop screen.
However today upon booting, I found the back-light doesn't work and it could not boot and launched immediately into an endless startup repair cycle. I can barely make out the screen with a flashlight shining off it at an angle but I finally managed to boot into safe mode and back into normal mode.
Now I sit with the problem of no back-light and the external monitor is not recognized when I plug it in.
Have tried to:
- Do a hard reset
- Reset bios
- Reset display adapter to Microsoft basic driver.
Any help would be much appreciated as this is the laptop I use for work and thus it is quite an urgent matter.
Update:
After a few hours I read about the possibility of loose cabling being the cause. I lightly tapped around the hinge points of the screen to try and seat any loose cables back into position. This managed to fix the error and confirm that it may be faulty backlight/inverter cabling that caused it.