Hello, My MacBook have strips on screen.
Can this be a cable or all the screen to change ?
Works good on an external monitor.
Thank you.
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docteurfrankenstine, sounds like a bad LCD. Replace the display. Here is the guide for it.
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Hey docteurfrankenstine, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
-Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo for a couple of seconds(10-15).
-If that doesn't work, I found this website where you can purchase a new LCD screen:
http://www.screencountry.com/?section=se...
-Follow this tutorial after: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80mcvvBY...
-Let me know how it goes.
-Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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Hey docteurfrankenstine, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
-Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo for a couple of seconds(10-15).
-If that doesn't work, I found this website where you can purchase a new LCD screen.
-Follow this tutorial after:
-Let me know how it goes.
-Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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Hey docteurfrankenstine, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
-Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo for a couple of seconds(10-15).
-If that doesn't work, I found this website where you can purchase a new LCD screen.
-Follow a tutorial on youtube after.
-Let me know how it goes.
-Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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Hey, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
-Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo for a couple of seconds(10-15).
-If that doesn't work, I found this website where you can purchase a new LCD screen.
-Follow a tutorial on youtube after.
-Let me know how it goes.
-Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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Hey, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
-Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo for a couple of seconds(10-15).
-If that doesn't work, go on screencountry .com where you can purchase a new LCD screen.
-Follow a tutorial on youtube after.
-Let me know how it goes.
-Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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Hey, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo for a couple of seconds(10-15).
If that doesn't work, go on screencountry .com where you can purchase a new LCD screen.
Follow a tutorial on youtube after.
Let me know how it goes.
Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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Hey, there is actually a quick fix for this situation.
-Press on the screen (not too firm) near the MacBook Air logo -for a couple of seconds(10-15).
-If that doesn't work, go on the screencountry where you can -purchase a new LCD screen.
-Follow this tutorial after.
-Let me know how it goes.
-Please accept the answer if this helps you.
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