@ejdr it will help if you let us know the exact model of your laptop. Also, even so your description is good, it might help if you post some images of t\what your screen shows. Use this guide for that. [guide|21499|commentid=417084] It will allow us to see what you see. Connect an external monitor to your laptop and see if that displays right. If it does then you probably have an issue with the driver board of your panel. This would require a display replacement. If it doesn't display properly it could be a GPU issue (motherboard) or a driver issue. Depending on your OS you may consider a driver update for your video card (gpu)
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@ejdr it will help if you let us know the exact model of your laptop. Also, even so your description is good, it might help if you post some images of t\what your screen shows. Use this guide for that. [guide|21499|commentid=417084] It will allow us to see what you see. Connect an external monitor to your laptop and see if that displays right. If it does then you probably have an issue with the driver board of your panel. This would require a display replacement (y first suspicion). If it doesn't display properly it could be a GPU issue (motherboard) or a driver issue. Depending on your OS you may consider a driver update for your video card (GPU)
@ejdr it will help if you let us know the exact model of your laptop. Also, even so your description is good, it might help if you post some images of t\what your screen shows. Use this guide for that. [guide|21499|commentid=417084] It will allow us to see what you see. Connect an external monitor to your laptop and see if that displays right. If it does then you probably have an issue with the driver board of your panel. This would require a display replacement. If it doesn't display properly it could be a GPU issue (motherboard) or a driver issue. Depending on your OS you may consider a driver update for your video card (gpu)