I just bought a used Lenovo Y580 knowing its screen wouldn't turn on. I replaced the screen and the same problem occurs. I'm assuming that means the screen's cable is bad, but I'm not certain. I thought it could be the video card as well, but that doesn't seem likely since an external monitor works just fine with the laptop.
Not sure if it's important, but when I first started the computer with it's old screen, the Lenovo screen came up for a second then disappeared. The screen didn't work after that. Could that be BIOS oriented?
Also, it has 3 USB ports that don't work (I'm assuming the 3.0 ports) and one 2.0 port that does work, which I'm not that concerned about, but that could be related, and if I could fix them, that'd be nice, too.
Any ideas on what's causing the screen not to work? Is this a normal issue for these laptops? Any easy fixes?
Thanks so much.
- Brian
Not sure if it's important, but when I first started the computer with it's old screen, the Lenovo screen came up for a second then disappeared. The screen didn't work after that. Could that be BIOS oriented?
Also, it has 3 USB ports that don't work (I'm assuming the 3.0 ports) and one 2.0 port that does work, which I'm not that concerned about, but that could be related, and if I could fix them, that'd be nice, too.
Any ideas on what's causing the screen not to work? Is this a normal issue for these laptops? Any easy fixes?
Thanks so much.
- Brian