Motherboard screen connector issue

I recently swapped out the entire back housing and screen of my iPhone 5. After a few days the screen started failing. A week later it died completely. I thought it was a faulty screen, so I ordered a new one. Only to find out it wasn't the screen that was the problem. I tried both of the screen displays on another device - and they worked completely fine. My theory is that the LCD connector on the motherboard has failed. I have looked closely at it, but haven't been able to spot any physical damage. The device itself boots up without any issues - but I don't have any reaction from the screen what so ever. Does anyone know where I can send my phone in for some troubleshooting and possible repair? Thanks!

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Motherboard screen connector pins

hi, i have a question about my compaq nc6220 laptop.
the connector pinouts on my motherboard where the lcd screen end connects into; one of the pins is missing. i think its 20 pins, and the pin that is missing is on the 2nd row, 3rd one from the right. my screen was working fine and now its just gone really dim. i very much doubt its the inverter or the backlight of the screen as it is a new screen and i was upgrading to vista and then the screen went all dim.
when i press down on the right hand side of the lcd cable the screen lights up, im assuming this pinout on the motherboard is required, so is it possible to get a connector pin and replace it or do i need to get a new motherboard? whcich does seema little stupid tbh.
your advice is appreciated. im assuming their are some pins that are grounded on the motherboard and not really required, is it not possible to just take this one out and put it in the place of the one that is required?

Please post again in hardware section, you'll have better answers.
I'm assuming you are hardware knowledge, as for not all pins are used.
You did the troubleshoot correctly per your statement "when i press down on the right hand side of the lcd cable the screen lights up,", I'm guessing you have have cable issue.
Anyway, please ask again in hardware section.
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MSI X48C Platinum a motherboard with many issues

MSI X48C Platinum Ver 3.0 BIOS 7.2
I bought this motherboard for 15 days and I found many serious problems. I think than this motherboard is completely manufactured defective.
I had to return it to RMA of MSI, on the advice of technical service of MSI.
Three issues detected in this days of testing this motherboard:
- Half speed issue in CPU Clock, FSB and Memory. All these buses are working at half speed with FSB 1333 processors. This bug is random and not detected by the BIOS.
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There are too many errors for a motherboard that has been time for sale and that has left three BIOS. Is an expensive moltherboard with a high-performance chipset.
I do not understand as MSI has put up for sale this product without simple tests. I lost a lot of my time and money.
What X48C sent to those who made the reviews of this motherboard?

Do you have a question regarding problems?
If no, please go somewhere else to vent your anger.
As stated, there are NO MSI employees here and this is a forum about problem solving, not for ranting and flaming
If you want help regarding issues, no problem, go ahead and ask questions.
Got a bad feelin towards MSI, though, but we cant help it either.
What do you want us to do ??? ?
Anyway I hope you'll get a better board and wish you all the best, but dont start about bad service and all that, we dont work for MSI.

Lenovo t420 screen replacement issues

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Try:
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Screen connector part

changing connector is possble in technical service?..my iphone's screen connector is crushes so screen doesnt work..and my technical service in my country said that it is not useful for change a new one..they offer take a new iphone with low cost(approximately 300 euro.this is their low cost=)).is this part changing in technical services?.i think changing this part lower cost than take a new iphone..
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