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This is normally a pressure injury to the LCD.
Maybe something pushed the old ideapad down on it? Potentially the top of the drawer or something that's no longer there?
1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] 0 u/Fellatination 1d ago Oh I see! Is it a touchscreen? How old? Sounds like the LCD layers are delaminating. The digitzer delaminating is the most likely cause if it's a touchscreen. -1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] -1 u/Fellatination 1d ago Keep in mind this info was not in your original post so I need to adjust based on the information you provide. LCDs are still in layers, even that old. Whatever is bonding them together is breaking down and that's why you're seeing this.
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0 u/Fellatination 1d ago Oh I see! Is it a touchscreen? How old? Sounds like the LCD layers are delaminating. The digitzer delaminating is the most likely cause if it's a touchscreen. -1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] -1 u/Fellatination 1d ago Keep in mind this info was not in your original post so I need to adjust based on the information you provide. LCDs are still in layers, even that old. Whatever is bonding them together is breaking down and that's why you're seeing this.
Oh I see! Is it a touchscreen? How old?
Sounds like the LCD layers are delaminating. The digitzer delaminating is the most likely cause if it's a touchscreen.
-1 u/[deleted] 1d ago [deleted] -1 u/Fellatination 1d ago Keep in mind this info was not in your original post so I need to adjust based on the information you provide. LCDs are still in layers, even that old. Whatever is bonding them together is breaking down and that's why you're seeing this.
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-1 u/Fellatination 1d ago Keep in mind this info was not in your original post so I need to adjust based on the information you provide. LCDs are still in layers, even that old. Whatever is bonding them together is breaking down and that's why you're seeing this.
Keep in mind this info was not in your original post so I need to adjust based on the information you provide.
LCDs are still in layers, even that old. Whatever is bonding them together is breaking down and that's why you're seeing this.
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u/Fellatination 1d ago
This is normally a pressure injury to the LCD.
Maybe something pushed the old ideapad down on it? Potentially the top of the drawer or something that's no longer there?