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Gotta love contextual marketing, bleh. Doesn't work on me... I go out of my way to search for those vendors that aren't spamming their messages everywhere. I found the backlight. I broke it, but found it! It had two rubber tabs that had to be pressed in to release a metal bar covering it...

Yes, they have to be unsoldered however. The replacement also must be resoldered.

I do, and I have tried several different search engines with different combinations of words. I can only get retailers and complete screen purchase offers. I think I'm just going to press my luck and try :)

Thanks a lot, Frank. I used a guide much like this to pull the display, but I still am having difficulty locating the backlight. I can see the power cables, but I am leery of opening up the screen further, because I honestly don't know which way to start. I'm guessing I do NOT open up the front...

Hello, I hope someone here has the experience to help me... This monitor has a dead backlight. The assembly is taken apart, and the monitor is laying alone. Do you have any tips on getting inside TO the backlight? Thanks for reading.

The cartridges have been replaced twice since the problem began.

We have tried this to no avail :( Thanks for the suggestions. Any others?

I need to find out how to service this printer/scanner combo. It will print, but only in black, and then only lightly most times. What could be the culprit? Thanks a lot, Eric

That helps, thank you very much. It gets tough to remember all the details sometimes... like if a 9200 competes against a GeForce 2, etc.

Hello, what is a good resource for brushing up on the most recent generation of video cards (say, NVidia compared to ATI on a timeline sort of thing?) I'd like to have a way to demonstrate which technologies the companies put forth to compete with each other.

Okay, it is all set up and working- Thanks for the help James. It's set in Wi-Fi mode, and even though it was unmarked, it was a Cirrus Logic Access Point (Bodega model) with seperate Netgear hub. It was only able to be configured through what I believe is a proprietary USB connector- type B...

Thanks a ton James! I had turned off the DHCP server on the router in the 5-10 minutes I had access to it, but the problem still remained. I figure it must be a hardware malfunction. So we've since changed to a wireless access point, joined with a hub. The AP has two ports, one for a wired PC...

Hi guys, I sure hope someone can help. I'm trying to set up a customer's computer to share it's dial-up internet access to ONE ethernet computer and 2 wireless computers. They had a netgear wireless and wired router. I downgraded the firmware to make the router function as a switch (per the...