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iBook Sunrise
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Sounds less like screen burn-in from the dock than pressure on the edge of the LCD panel--try pushing lightly on the surface of the screen somewhere else, and see if the pattern looks similar.
If that is the case, either you did something to your iBook (tweak the frame that holds the screen, for example, or jar it in a way that damaged the LCD) to mess up the LCD, or it's defective. You might try flexing the screen gently and see if the problem goes away, in which case it's misaligned somehow (might still need to be repaired, though).
Likely something you'll have to have serviced--hopefully under warranty, since screens are expensive.
If that is the case, either you did something to your iBook (tweak the frame that holds the screen, for example, or jar it in a way that damaged the LCD) to mess up the LCD, or it's defective. You might try flexing the screen gently and see if the problem goes away, in which case it's misaligned somehow (might still need to be repaired, though).
Likely something you'll have to have serviced--hopefully under warranty, since screens are expensive.
Back up for Repairs!
If you have anything like the hinge or display repaired, back up your hard drive!!! I had my iBook serviced (just got it back today) by Apple for the hinge not being secure - they turned it around fast, but when I started it up this afternoon, the hard drive was wiped out and a base install of 10.2 was put on. No mention that any of that happened was in their documentation.
I'm pretty peeved about that, but take my misfortune as an example that backup is necessary, especially when sending in for repair.
Makosuke said:
If you have anything like the hinge or display repaired, back up your hard drive!!! I had my iBook serviced (just got it back today) by Apple for the hinge not being secure - they turned it around fast, but when I started it up this afternoon, the hard drive was wiped out and a base install of 10.2 was put on. No mention that any of that happened was in their documentation.
I'm pretty peeved about that, but take my misfortune as an example that backup is necessary, especially when sending in for repair.
The Apple Genius asked if I had backed up my drive recently in case they needed to reformat before sending it out.
I think i have that problem too with my iBook
IF the LCD is pushed all the way up it seems to go red in the right side of the display
it's werid because i haven't noticed it until now when I have installed 10.3.3 recently
does this mean my iBook has to go on another holiday to the repair shop?
IF the LCD is pushed all the way up it seems to go red in the right side of the display
it's werid because i haven't noticed it until now when I have installed 10.3.3 recently
does this mean my iBook has to go on another holiday to the repair shop?