3 weeks, I had the following problem with my MSI GX620 Laptop. Turn on laptop. The monitor lights up. However there is text showing the post. Nor can you see windows booting up. However from the speakers you can hear windows booting up in the background.
You can not even get a display from the plugging in an external monitor. And I have tried both the HDMI and VGA ports on the back.
I took the laptop down to MSI. They were able to fix the laptop by upgrading the BIOS.
Tonight. The same problem has occured again. In addition to the no display, you can hear some sort of squeeking / whistling noise coming from the laptop.
I am calling up MSI tomorrow. Thankfully this should be covered via warranty. However in the mean time does any one have any pearls of wisdom of what is going on?
I remember reading last year where some one was commenting that there is some thing buggy about the nVidia Mobile GeForce 9000 Series. COuld this be related?
Also, this is the second time which the notebooks has to be sent into the RMA. Does any one know if it gets sent in for a third time, does that mean i get a new replacement laptop from MSI (rather hopeful)
You can not even get a display from the plugging in an external monitor. And I have tried both the HDMI and VGA ports on the back.
I took the laptop down to MSI. They were able to fix the laptop by upgrading the BIOS.
Tonight. The same problem has occured again. In addition to the no display, you can hear some sort of squeeking / whistling noise coming from the laptop.
I am calling up MSI tomorrow. Thankfully this should be covered via warranty. However in the mean time does any one have any pearls of wisdom of what is going on?
I remember reading last year where some one was commenting that there is some thing buggy about the nVidia Mobile GeForce 9000 Series. COuld this be related?
Also, this is the second time which the notebooks has to be sent into the RMA. Does any one know if it gets sent in for a third time, does that mean i get a new replacement laptop from MSI (rather hopeful)