If your laptop's LCD screen is cracked, black, or otherwise broken, it doesn't mean your notebook's a paperweight. Here's step-by-step instructions on how to replace a broken laptop screen.

A cracked screen can make a laptop unusable. Luckily, you can fix it. Bill Detwiler gives you step-by-step instructions for replacing a broken laptop LCD panel.

The LCD screen of a laptop is particularly prone to scratches. Instead of paying to replace the scratched screen, you may be able to repair the damage, provided that it is not too severe, and save ...

A cracked screen usually requires a full screen replacement, which is best handled by a professional. If you're experienced with repairs or willing to take the risk, you can try fixing it at home.

The cost to fix a flickering laptop screen depends on the issue. Replacing a faulty video cable costs around $20-$50, while fixing a screen inverter can cost $50-$200.

Either way, a flickering laptop screen can be incredibly frustrating, and you will likely feel the urge to rush to the nearest repair store. However, before you do ...

If you’ve outgrown your laptop and need more features, such as a larger screen, a faster processor, or more storage space, it’s time to replace it. 8. You’re just ready for a new laptop.

Either way, a flickering laptop screen can be incredibly frustrating, and you will likely feel the urge to rush to the nearest repair store. However, before you do ...