Laptop Repair
When you’re on the go and having laptop problems, RESCUECOM’s laptop repair service can respond 24/7 to your wireless, virus, and software issues.
Our techs at RESCUECOM see many laptop repair problems; one of the most common is laptop screen repair. Laptop screens typically use liquid crystal display (or LCD) to show images and are made up of millions of little dots called pixels. When sections of your screen appear distorted or smudged, these pixels are probably “stuck” on one color and may need laptop screen repair. Professional laptop screen repair services may be able to fix or “unstick” small amounts of damaged pixels, or just turn them off so that they appear black. A white or black pixel is a dead pixel, and likely cannot be fixed through laptop screen repair. With too many dead pixels, laptop screen repair may not be enough, and you may need to replace your screen.
A dark or unlit screen is often an easy laptop screen repair. Laptop screens are backlit and are turned on or off by opening or closing the lid of your laptop, triggering a switch. Oftentimes this switch may stick and not turn on the backlight when you open it. These small switches tend to be located near the hinges of the laptop, and can usually be freed by tapping them lightly, without needing professional laptop repair. Another possibility is that your backlight may not be receiving power properly, a laptop screen repair issue usually indicated by a flickering screen. Laptop screen repair of this nature usually involves the inverter, a part in your laptop that sends power to your laptop’s backlight that may need laptop repair. This can be a simple and relatively cheap laptop screen repair to do on your own, or turn to the pros at RESCUECOM for experienced laptop repair.
Screen savers are one way to avoid needing laptop screen repair. When your laptop is left open and idle for a long time, the constant, static display of the same image can “burn” your screen. Eventually this “burning” will require laptop screen repair as it gradually quickens the deterioration of your screen’s resolution and weakens its ability to show colors. A screen saver allows your idle screen to run a constantly moving display and keep your resolution changing until you return. This can help eliminate the possibility of that static, burning effect and help you avoid laptop screen repair. Also, most computers allow your screen saver to be password-protected: an unattended, idle computer displaying a screen saver will not allow a user back into the computer without a password. Not only can a screen saver save your computer from unnecessary laptop screen repair, but it can also safeguard your privacy.
We also see other common laptop repair problems besides laptop screen repair issues. A dropped laptop can damage the motherboard and may need expensive laptop repair services. Liquid spills on a laptop can cause short circuits and corrosion and warrant laptop repair on your hardware. In the event of a spill on your laptop, immediately turn off the computer and leave it upside down for roughly 30 minutes. Once the computer is sufficiently dry you should seek laptop repair service to inspect. Overheating can also cause physical damage to a laptop’s hardware. Obviously, do not cool it down with ice water, but consider laptop repair service to have your laptop’s fan safely cleaned free of any dirt and dust buildup and examined for any other potential laptop repair issues.
Laptop repair companies offer different services and levels of expertise, but most all can be costly. RESCUECOM encourages you to research your laptop repair problem to learn how to do simple laptop repair tasks, but never risk taking on a complicated laptop repair without first consulting flawless, 24/7 laptop repair support from RESCUECOM.
About RESCUECOM:
RESCUECOM provides computer repair and computer support, 24/7: Meeting every tech support need including data recovery, virus removal, networking, wireless services, and computer support for all brands of hardware and software. For computer support or information on products, services, or computer repair, visit https://www.rescuecom.com or call 1-800-RESCUE-PC.
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I liked that you explained that when you are having problems with your laptop, there is only so much that you can do before leaving it to the professionals. I have been experiencing issues with my laptop, but have been unable to resolve the issue myself. I will definitely take your advice and reach out to a computer repair company for help.
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As with anything in life, the best way to learn how to do something is to do it. I started fixing computers when I was 12 years old and never looked back. The key is to be patient, take your time. It is not a race. You will make mistakes. Learn from your mistakes. I recommend finding a quiet area where you are free from distractions. Clear your mind and approach the situation with a positive attitude. If you take your time and check your work via Google.com or YouTube.com, you most likely will be successful. I do not think success is measured by whether the laptop is in working condition when completed. If you are better now than before you started, this is a success. Nothing in life that is worth it is easy. 22 years later, I am a successful business owner, and it all started with that first laptop I attempted to repair. If you have questions about improving your own laptop, please feel free to contact me directly. Feel free to visit my repair shop if you are in Rochester, NY, and you are looking to learn about this exciting career. (https://www.cssofny.com/).
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My favorite part of this article is laptop displays are backlit and are switched on or off by activating a switch by opening or shutting the lid of your laptop. Someone recently told me about this and it is different from what I understand. Thanks for helping me understand laptop repair.
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“I’ve noticed my laptop gets extremely hot, especially when running multiple applications. I’ve tried cleaning the vents and using a cooling pad, but it still heats up quickly. Any tips on reducing heat for longer work sessions?”