Lenovo Thinkpad T60 - 1952 Screen problems

Hello!
I have Thinkpad T60 and i have a little problem:
Sometimes my screen blinks and turns blue or pink or black.
And when i press the "FN+F7" the T60 screen get output to both LCD and External display even tho there is no display plug in! and the T60 gets sloooow!
If i get my T60 to sleep mode and turn it back the screen is back to normal but not for long!
all so my desktop icons get out of my desktop frame..
i have try to re-install the video driver! Nothing!
i need some solution without re-install the OS! I have a lot of data on my T60
Thanks a lot!
Walla90: smileyhappy:

Hi
Have you got any answers to your problem?
I have the exact same problems with my lenovo T60.
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bin im Forum neu. Ich bin der Bernhard und habe folgendes Problem:
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