Come on, you guys!
Seriously, not one of these posts is worth the time it took to type it. If you don't have something useful to say, google before you reply! I am honestly shocked at how many useless replies have been posted here! Adjust the screen brightness, yeah, no duh.
Ok, enough ranting- here is the likely solution:
Macbook screen is dim- probably the problem is that either the inverter is dying or the CCFL bulb is wearing out. You can actually repair this yourself, if you are so inclined.
According to my research, there is about a 75% chance that it is the inverter and not the bulb, which is good because the bulb needs to be soldered, whereas I believe the inverter does not.
So, here is what you do:
1. Get this guide on disassembling your macbook
2. Decide if you can do this yourself or not.
3. If you decide you can, google "macbook CCFL inverter" and find a place to buy a replacement inverter. One site I looked at indicated the inverter would run you about $50. The bulb, should you need to replace that should cost around $10-15. Try the inverter first, though.
Good luck. Hope it works out.
Seriously, not one of these posts is worth the time it took to type it. If you don't have something useful to say, google before you reply! I am honestly shocked at how many useless replies have been posted here! Adjust the screen brightness, yeah, no duh.
Ok, enough ranting- here is the likely solution:
Macbook screen is dim- probably the problem is that either the inverter is dying or the CCFL bulb is wearing out. You can actually repair this yourself, if you are so inclined.
According to my research, there is about a 75% chance that it is the inverter and not the bulb, which is good because the bulb needs to be soldered, whereas I believe the inverter does not.
So, here is what you do:
1. Get this guide on disassembling your macbook
2. Decide if you can do this yourself or not.
3. If you decide you can, google "macbook CCFL inverter" and find a place to buy a replacement inverter. One site I looked at indicated the inverter would run you about $50. The bulb, should you need to replace that should cost around $10-15. Try the inverter first, though.
Good luck. Hope it works out.