Hi Guys,
I am a new user here on this site and was hoping to gain some knowledge on fixing my galaxy note ii.
I was out one night and my GN2 slipped out of my pocket and dropped to the floor. The battery and case were both detached and as soon as i placed everything together, the phone wouldn't turn on. However, after charging it for about a couple of hours - the phone miraculously turned on again.
*****The catch is that, the screen is entirely black - not cracked but just pitch black.****
BUT - The startup music works, the menu/return soft keys work on the phone, the phone vibrates when I take the S-PEN out. The menu/return soft keys light on when I press the lock button and fades when I press it again. Everything internally seems alright, just the screen is completely black and no response whatsoever.
It charges perfectly as well so I summarized that it must be a display card problem, but what kind?
Is there an easy way to fix it at a local repair shop - such as finding a new display card to replace?
Thank You!
I am a new user here on this site and was hoping to gain some knowledge on fixing my galaxy note ii.
I was out one night and my GN2 slipped out of my pocket and dropped to the floor. The battery and case were both detached and as soon as i placed everything together, the phone wouldn't turn on. However, after charging it for about a couple of hours - the phone miraculously turned on again.
*****The catch is that, the screen is entirely black - not cracked but just pitch black.****
BUT - The startup music works, the menu/return soft keys work on the phone, the phone vibrates when I take the S-PEN out. The menu/return soft keys light on when I press the lock button and fades when I press it again. Everything internally seems alright, just the screen is completely black and no response whatsoever.
It charges perfectly as well so I summarized that it must be a display card problem, but what kind?
Is there an easy way to fix it at a local repair shop - such as finding a new display card to replace?
Thank You!
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