G550 LCD Video Problem

I have a G550 with fixed hash in several locations on the screen, see picture below. I am totally stumped as to what could be causing this problem. The hash pattern is the same regardless of the changes to the hardware, which seems impossible since I have changed everything except the case!
Actions taken:
Video is fine on an external monitor.
A few horizontal lines are seen during Lenovo startup screen.
Starting in Safe Mode does not make any difference.
Replaced Flex Cable (three different cables - one used, one new & one removed from a working G550).
Replaced LCD Screen: (two different screens - one new & one removed from a working G550).
Removed memory sticks one at a time & tried them in alternate memory slots.
Replaced Motherboard with used / tested motherboard.
Would appreciate any suggestions as to what else could cause this problem!!!
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Hi snowman58,
Thanks for posting in the Lenovo Community,
I’d like to help you with issue but as I understand from you that when you connected to the external monitor its displaying fine so this mean that the video card is working fine,
Could you please check the below information for the service support to be able to check the LCD screen for you:
United States
IDEA-branded and
B, C, E, G, H, K, N, Q, V, Y Series Products
1-877-4 Lenovo
(1-877-453-6686)
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Thanks and Best Regards,
Soha
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G550 Video Problem

I have a G550 that has developed a video problem: there are hash patterns in various fixed locations on the screen.
I have:
tested with an external monitor - works fine on the external monitor, still has hash patterns on the LCD.
replaced the LCD flex cable - no change
replaced the LCD - no change
Suggestions??
Thanks!

Hi snowman58,
Thanks for posting in the Lenovo Community,
I’d like to help you with issue but as I understand from you that when you connected to the external monitor its displaying fine so this mean that the video card is working fine,
Could you please check the below information for the service support to be able to check the LCD screen for you:
United States
IDEA-branded and
B, C, E, G, H, K, N, Q, V, Y Series Products
1-877-4 Lenovo
(1-877-453-6686)
24 hours a day
7 days a week
Thanks and Best Regards,
Soha
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Video problem on PXI-1025 LCD Display

I have a video problem with the internal LCD display in a PXI-1025 MegaPAC Chassis with an NI 8175 embedded controller. Windows XP is loaded on the machine. The external monitor output on the controller looks fine, but all black areas on the LCD display have a snowy green appearance (green "snow" in constant motion like a bad TV picture), the white areas are pinkish, and there are random bars and lines in the display. I substituted a different embedded controller, which made no difference. Device Manager reports no problems under "Display Adapter", with an Intel 82815 graphics controller installed. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the display adapter, which also made no difference. Since the problem appears on the initial boot screen, it doesn't appear that it could be a display adapter problem anyway. I also pulled all of the boards out of the chassis, including the hard drive, which we have on a separate card from the controller, and the problem still exists. (It doesn't boot without the hard drive, of course, but the green snow stays on the initial boot screen).
Since the external monitor output works fine and the problem exists with two different embedded controllers, and nothing else installed in the chassis, it appears that the problem is in the MegaPAC chassis itself. Is there anything else I should try before sending the chassis back to NI for repair? Are there any components in the chassis that can be replaced by the user?
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Al,
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Regards,
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T400 - Video problems and a long wait for repair...

Hi,
I'd just like to state my experience with Lenovo Customer Support for a video problem with my T400. Bottom line, as of today, it's been around 27 business days that it's been with Lenovo, and 41 days total since it's failed on me, and nobody, including Lenovo Customer Support, seems to know what its status is exactly, except that they're waiting on a part which has no ETA.
In July 2009, I bought a T400, a 2764CTO version with the switchable graphics between the internal intel graphics and the ATI GPU.
All was well until February 1st, 2010, when the LCD sudden wouldn't work. Well, it would work, but the screen was very very dim, even with the display maxed out on brightness. You would have literally bring your nose to the screen in order to even make out any text or images - definitely unusable. However, if you hooked up an external monitor via the video output, the T400 would display video output properly that way. When I did this, I noticed that the switchable graphics option wasn't there any more - couldn't switch to the ATI GPU. Based on this, I figured it must be a video card or LCD issue, or a combination of both.
So, I called Lenovo Customer Support (CS) at 1-800-565-3344, since I'm up here in Canada, and I initially was issued a case number of 41JRFSD, and I agreed to send it to a local Lenovo Repair Centre. Oops, my bad, I made a mistake using the locator tool I was told to use at bplocator.lenovo.com, and thought the Centre was relatively close. Not quite. So, I called Lenovo CS again, and they issued me with a new case number, 40KWSYF, and said they'd send a box for return to depot. And within 2 days, Feb 2nd or 3rd, I got a Purolator courier return box. That's fast service! Pleased, I put my T400 in according to instructions, and I sent it off.
Fast forward to about mid-February. I called Lenovo CS, and apparently there was a delay - the depot needed a part that wasn't in stock. Fine, I know these things can happen - I'll wait.
Fast forward to March 1st. I talk to a Lenovo CS rep, and it appears that the part needed has arrived, and they've put a rush order to get the computer back to me. Great!
Fast forward to March 8th, still no computer. I talk to another Lenovo CS rep... strange, there's no update. The issue gets escalated to the Depot managers.
Fast forward to March 12th. Still no word on my T400's status. An email fron CS has been sent to the depot. Not even the CS reps know what's going on. The rep I talk to figures there should be a response by the end of the day.
Fast forward to today, March 13th, 4:50pm Pacific Time. I just finish talking to Lenovo CS, there's been no response from the depot. Apparently there's a part that they're waiting on for repairs, but there's no ETA on it. Is it the same part that I've waiting on all this time? Is it a new one? I don't know.
At this point, I've been told to send an email explaining my situation, and I've also been told to talk to Scott the next time I call CS on Monday after 3pm Eastern. I have to stress that the Lenovo Customer Support Reps I've talked to have all been very sympathetic and have been courteous, helpful, and professional - something I appreciate from having worked in Customer Support myself. But the bottom line remains: my computer's not back to me.
So, my questions to the community here: is my experience here typical? Is there any hope of my seeing my computer back, or even at least just the hard drive? I've used Lenovo computers for work for the past 7 years, and it was my good work experiences that led me to buying a Lenovo for home use. However, it's been a while since I've been without my T400, and I was hoping to get my taxes done on the computer too, since they're due at the end of March. I'll reserve judgement on Lenovo until I get my computer back, but at this point, all I can say is... I'm disappointed.
If you're reading this, I'll let you judge my experience for youself. I'll update my case as it progresses.
Thanks!
Moderator edit: Removed support contact private information, per the Community Rules.

Hi all,
So, an update with some good news: my computer is finally back!
After a total of over 40 business days (just over 2 months) I finally have my T400 back at home, working again!
According to the spec sheets, the repair depot had to replace: the systemboard/planar, display/LCD panel, LCD cable, PC card, bluetooth, and the inverter. BIOS/Embedded controller was also updated, along with the regular diagnostics to ensure everything was working properly.
I give Lenovo credit though: they got the final parts to repair the computer on Monday, April 5th, and shipped my computer back to me for the next day (today, April 6th). That's fast service, once repaired!
However, my case spans over 4 screens of updates and repair depot orders of parts.
Also, it took me over 10 calls to Lenovo's Customer Service, plus an escalation to a higher-level manager after 1 month had passed, to get progress updates and ETAs for repair.
Lenovo called me only once to give me an update, and that was the manager whom my issue was escalated to: all the other times, I called Lenovo for an update.
The story doesn't end here, however:
In talking to Customer Support, they told me that Sales might be able to sell me an extended warranty at a discount, given the issues I had. And indeed, after talking to Sales, they offered me a 1 year warranty extension at a price of just over $100 CDN, plus tax. This is a sale price, compared to the regular retail of $129. Unfortunately, they can't sell me just one month.
At this point, I refused their offer, and again escalated to a manager to request an extension of exactly 1 month on my existing warranty. I figure 1 month delay in repairs, that's plausible - crap happens, and while most repairs take 5-10 business days, I can understand it can sometimes go higher. Two months though.... My request for a warranty extension is being considered by the manager it was escalated to.
So, one last question for you folks reading this: am I being unreasonable, talking to Lenovo support one more time to request a 1 month extension of my warranty, given the length of time it's taken for repairs? I'll post the response Lenovo will give me tomorrow, as they've said they'll do.
One thing for sure: Lenovo's response will definitely influence my choice of brand from whom to buy a new computer (and it will influence the choice of my friends who've heard my issues, and maybe yours too). My particular repair problem may not come up often, but if it does happen to you, I'd be happy to know of your experience.
Thanks for sticking with me through the drama!

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I reinstalled the version of SL that came with the iMac, then upgraded it twice to OS 10.6.8. Software Updater says all of my OS components are up-to-date.
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Hi, Mike,
Thanks for the quick reply.
I read the linked post about QE, but I don't see how it could help me troubleshoot my problem. Could you clarify: is QE a piece of "software" (that is, a file -- like an extension)?
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So, I'm proceeding as if the problem is caused by a file being loaded into memory and I'm trying to disable the items that don't load in Safe Boot Mode one-at-a-time. I just need a specific list of what those items are (and their locations on my hard drive).
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I just noticed that the video card crashes after i come back from sleep mode.
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Ciao.

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