If you are running windows XP it could be due to a problem with the hard drive, laptop hard drives usually run at ATA66 but windows XP defaults to 100 the fix involved a change in the registry. Not an area I have any info on, we have had some problems on some machines in work, and this was the...
It appears as if the backlight has blown, or it could be the inverter pcb. I see many LCD's with this problem. It is possible to replace the back light but not easy unless you have a clean room. When the display was damaged it is possible that a small fusible resistor has blown on the main board.
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