Question a problem on the screen of my phone Xiaomi

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Hi guys , yesterday I turned off my phone Xiaomi Mi Note 10 Lite like for one hour and half because I had an exam , well when I came to turn it on , the screen got this problem , I dont know If I have to go the phone repair shop or just I have to wait to come back as it was normal before , and thank you screenshot.png

 

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Welcome to Android Central! That doesn't look good. :confused: Does it persist if you restart the phone? If you're unable to restart it normally, you can force a shutdown by pressing and holding Power for about 20 seconds. After it shuts down, wait a few seconds, then power on again normally.
 
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Welcome to Android Central! That doesn't look good. :confused: Does it persist if you restart the phone? If you're unable to restart it normally, you can force a shutdown by pressing and holding Power for about 20 seconds. After it shuts down, wait a few seconds, then power on again normally.
Thank you , well I did it , and nothing changed the same screen comeback everytime
 
I agree, that does appear to be more of a hardware issue. Probably not a software-related one. Could be a more involved one where the display component has failed, or the GPU (integral to the main SoC), with either being an involved repair (the latter resulting in a new logic board so you're definitely going to lose any stored data.) Or it could be a more simple repair like the cord between the logic board and screen just needs to be reconnected -- i.e. one of the connectors needs to be re-seated. But yeah, send your phone a trusted phone repair service to have a trained technician do an assessment to see what's wrong.

Something else to keep in mind how much time and money do you want to put into repairing this phone?
It's a very capable model with good hardware specs but it's also a four yr. old model, so weigh your options as to spending money to fix it or put into buying a new phone instead.
 
I agree, that does appear to be more of a hardware issue. Probably not a software-related one. Could be a more involved one where the display component has failed, or the GPU (integral to the main SoC), with either being an involved repair (the latter resulting in a new logic board so you're definitely going to lose any stored data.) Or it could be a more simple repair like the cord between the logic board and screen just needs to be reconnected -- i.e. one of the connectors needs to be re-seated. But yeah, send your phone a trusted phone repair service to have a trained technician do an assessment to see what's wrong.

Something else to keep in mind how much time and money do you want to put into repairing this phone?
It's a very capable model with good hardware specs but it's also a four yr. old model, so weigh your options as to spending money to fix it or put into buying a new phone instead.
okay thank you man a lot !
 

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