CAn anyone help me?

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  1. podpowerbest

    podpowerbest MDL Novice

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    #1 podpowerbest, Jan 29, 2011
    I have this serious problem with my laptop if anyone know something please leave a comment below. Thanks in advance!
    The problem:
    youtube .com/watch?v=9j0jVPqKzDQ

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    erase the gap to run the video

    I really need your help! It's quite new laptop and I need it!
     
  2. tcntad

    tcntad MDL Guru

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    #2 tcntad, Jan 29, 2011
    model?

    Overheating? Age? how did u treat it, with care?
     
  3. podpowerbest

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    #3 podpowerbest, Jan 29, 2011 (OP)
    model aspire 6530, overheating ALL THE TIME! thats why I have it on a table and I do not move it! treated well
     
  4. tcntad

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    #4 tcntad, Jan 29, 2011
    Theres your problem.. its overheating, you should clean your laptop using compressed air.
     
  5. Computer Fixer

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    #5 Computer Fixer, Jan 29, 2011
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    Does the problem start as soon as you start the laptop, or does it only start acting up after it's been running for a while?
    Connect an external monitor if there's a VGA port for one and see if you still see the same problem.
    Make a winPE disk (ubcd4win.com) boot from that and see if you still have the problem.
     
  6. Kouryu

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    #6 Kouryu, Jan 29, 2011
    laptop is overheating... logical first troubleshooting step is to clean the dust out... sometimes it may require disassembling the laptop to completely get the dust out
    like tcntad said, get some compressed air
     
  7. ZaForD

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    #7 ZaForD, Jan 29, 2011
    Hi podpowerbest,

    I does look like you have a Hardware/Heat problem there. :(

    What I'd do to be sure is download a Linux distro.
    Ubntu would probably be the best/easiest.
    Burn it to disk or create a USB.
    Then boot into the 'Live Desktop' DO NOT install.
    And see how your laptop works.

    If you have the same purple screen then its a Hardware/Heat problem.
    If you don't, then its more likely a Driver problem and a clean install of Windows could fit it.
     
  8. podpowerbest

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    #8 podpowerbest, Oct 8, 2012 (OP)
    I forgot to give my answer! I manage to fix the screen problem! I opened the keyboard and I found out that the thin long cable for the screen was not in the right possision on the gate. It was moved. I put it in and restarted the laptop and everything was great again! Problem sovled! Thanks everyone!