Fogging Fading Purple-Tinged Screen of Death

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Fogging Fading Purple-Tinged Screen of Death

#1 Post by baertracks » Mon Jul 16, 2007 6:58 pm

Three times when restarting my T61 computer from hibernation mode I have ended up with a Fogging Fading Purple-Tinged Screen.

The screen comes on normally, then begins to fog up with a purple tinge around the edges, and finally fades out completely with an opaquely fogged up screen.

By doing a fresh reboot, I am able to get back to a normal screen mode.

I'm just wondering if anyone else has experienced this problem. Is it an occasional glitch that I shouldn't worry about? Or, is this the beginning signs of a great problem down the road?

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Re: Fogging Fading Purple-Tinged Screen of Death

#2 Post by baertracks » Sat Jul 28, 2007 4:00 am

baertracks wrote:Three times ..."
This has happened two more times is the past two days.

Once when I swapped my ultrabay drive (replacing CD/DVD drive with a hard drive caddy), and then again when I switched off the wireless connection using the switch on the front panel.

The annoyance of having to reboot is bad enough.

Hasn't anyone else had this sort of problem?

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FRANK
Baertracks, Harrisonburg, VA
P50 Thinkpad, Intel Xeon E3-1505M CPU, 15.6" 4K display, 64GB RAM, NVIDIA Quadro M2000M 4GB; Samsung 512GB PCIe-NVMe first drive, Plextor 1TB PCIe-NVMe second drive, Samsung 850 Evo 2TB SSD third drive, Windows 10 Pro 64.

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#3 Post by Dodge DeBoulet » Sat Jul 28, 2007 4:30 pm

I had this problem briefly while a service tech was on-site attempting to fix the thing he screwed up on his prior visit. It was caused by a loose connection on the ribbon cable where it connected to the socket on the back of the LCD inside the lid.
(Current) T460p |   i7-6820HQ   | WQHD | nVidia 940MX  | 72Wh Battery | 32GB RAM | 2TB Samsung 850 Pro SSD
(Retired) T420  | Core i5-2520M |  HD+ | Intel HD 3000 | 57Wh Battery | 16GB RAM | 1TB + 250GB Samsung SSDs

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