Showing posts with label problems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label problems. Show all posts

Saturday, August 24, 2013

APPLE MACBOOK THE PROBLEMS OF THE NEW GENERATION ARE PILING UP

Not only Sony shocked the notebook manufacturers on a regular basis with defective batteries. Nvidia is also preparing its mobile versions of the graphics card manufacturers and customers are a recurrent issue. Only in July this year the graphics specialist due to defective cards in numerous notebooks had to make repairs that cost around 200 million U.S. dollars . With the Geforce 9600M GT appears to be part of this disaster to be repeated.

Even with the Geforce 8600M GT, there were numerous problems for MacBooks and notebooks from other manufacturers . Also, the new Apple MacBook Pro with the Geforce 9600M GT,looks to have these errors. Nvidia promised roughly half a year, the quality of the chips to increase, which seemed to be done. The tiny solder pads on the chip, combines with the board, are reports of the "Inquirer" that of poor quality. To report a large number of buyers of new MacBook in Internet forums about permanent black screens; both from Nvidia and Apple,there is still no official comment.
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Saturday, August 17, 2013

COMMON PROBLEMS WITH LAPTOP DISPLAYS

A lot of people are forced to buy new laptops because of broken or damaged displays. In this article we will examine the most common problems with laptop displays.

Dead Pixels
Dead pixels are a common problem with laptop displays. Actually this is the first thing you need to check when you get a new laptop. Power up your laptop and look for tiny white dots in the display. You don’t have to open any applications. Actually a desktop image or a window with a plain solid color will make it easier to spot white dots. Contact your service department even if you see just one or two white dots.

Loose hinges
If you notice that the hinges that hold the display in place are loose, you need to take the laptop to the authorized service center. Loose hinges can cause the display to slam down on the desk. This may even break the display.

Gap in the casing
There should be no gaps in the casing surrounding your display. If there are gaps it will cause dirt and other particles to get in behind the display. This is not a problem you can repair yourself. So take the laptop to the authorized service center.

Cracked bezel
The bezel (the casing of the laptop that surrounds the display) may develop cracks due to rough treatment of the laptop. This, for instance, can happen if you accidentally drop the laptop. To avoid such situations, carry your laptop in a properly sized and well padded laptop bag. Place the laptop only on firm and even surfaces.
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