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dell laptop...arrg a bug/fly inside my screen
steveo3002
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i have a dell inspiron 6400 , one of the teenie little black fly /midge things has gotten behind the screen
it would seem theres a clear layer over the front and its behind that
is it likley it would come apart and i can clean it out...im fairly handy taking stuff apart if i can find instructions
it would seem theres a clear layer over the front and its behind that
is it likley it would come apart and i can clean it out...im fairly handy taking stuff apart if i can find instructions
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It should just unscrew apart...Have a look online for the disassembly instructions...0
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steveo3002 wrote: »i have a dell inspiron 6400 , one of the teenie little black fly /midge things has gotten behind the screen
it would seem theres a clear layer over the front and its behind that
is it likley it would come apart and i can clean it out...im fairly handy taking stuff apart if i can find instructions
There isn't a screen across the lcd panel, it's a sealed unit (as are most screens) - I saw this on a laptop I was fixing on Friday, no way to remove it I'm afraid without permanently damaging the panel.
If you do want to take the screen assembly apart, take off the plastic/rubbery bits, remove the screws underneath and gently lever the screen bezel on the inside, working from top downwards
Is the unit still under warranty?IT Field Service Engineer, 20 years with screwdriver and hammer
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My goodness, I thought having a few dead pixels was bad enough but a fly behind the screen?!!!
Maybe you could try capturing a money spider and guide it into your laptop from the air vent in the hope that it will find it's way to the fly and eat it.0
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