Hiya, hope you everyone had a nice Christmas. I have VGN-NS10L with a dodgy screen that I'm trying to repair and it has quite a telling fault. The screen will work fine for minute or so before the image shakes for a second or so then fades to seemingly black. If I shine a torch on the screen I can see a very dark version of what should be bright i.e. the windows desktop. This is definitely a hardware fault as this will occur both inside and out of windows such as at the BIOS screen. Can anyone suggest the most likely fault or the best tests to perform to ensure the nature of the fault?
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