White screen in msi gt72

Hi i live in the philippines, i just got my msi gt72 which i bought it from it from xotic pc.
In the first night i installed apps because its new then in the morning i tried using it and the screen just became white. I tried using the battery reset hole, i pulled out the adapter, pressed the battery reset hole using paper clip then putting the adapter again then pressed on. But still the screen displays white screen
The steelseries keyboard only illuminates white color when you push the steelseries button. please help  i only got it for one day haha. i tried it connecting it to the tv using hdmi, it still works but the laptop still shows white screen. I tried calling some msi store here and the technician said that there are defects in the model. please help thanks

Quote from: daniel_medalla26 on 17-December-14, 22:35:17
Hi i live in the philippines, i just got my msi gt72 which i bought it from it from xotic pc.
In the first night i installed apps because its new then in the morning i tried using it and the screen just became white. I tried using the battery reset hole, i pulled out the adapter, pressed the battery reset hole using paper clip then putting the adapter again then pressed on. But still the screen displays white screen
The steelseries keyboard only illuminates white color when you push the steelseries button. please help  i only got it for one day haha. i tried it connecting it to the tv using hdmi, it still works but the laptop still shows white screen. I tried calling some msi store here and the technician said that there are defects in the model. please help thanks
if your getting desktop display on tv then this sounds like more as an display cable is glitched out of port causing it to show white display so do this angle display forward and backwards a bit and see if display flickers from white to normal then back to white if that appears then the display cable isnt connect propertly which MSI Service can quickly fix

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