Weird Laptop LCD Issues

I've having weird issues with my T500 LCD. Whenever I run certain apps, all the icons on the desktop (that I can see) flicker until either A) I close the app B) it resolves itself and loads. This issue seems to always happen when the app I'm using has a splash screen (basically a small square image in the center saying I'm loading app X) I'm updating the drivers and hoping that this resolves the issue.
I don't know what is causing the issue and I don't know know when its started.
T500, Win XP Ati HD 3650.
(NOTE: The apps DO work on other machines... )
EDIT: No luck, the weird screen issue is still happening.
T500 2081 CTO ~ T9600 2.8GHz ~ WXP Pro 32bit ~ WSXGA+ 15.4 LED ~ATI 3650 ~ 4GB DDR3 RAM ~ 500GB WD 7200rpm
Camera ~ AT&T WWAN ~ CD/DVD Combo Drive ~ Intel WiFi 5300 AGN

what if you switch to the intel gpu mode?
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Dear Lenovo service team,
This is to inform you that I have purchased a Lenovo laptop from Kolkata dealer called Balaji solutions ltd.Bill no E02PSI120xxxxx Date of purchase is 27/02/2013 @ 7.30 pm Model no Lenovo s300,Sr no: xxxxxxxx.
As it is a dos machine windows was not installed there after purchasing the laptop i have installed the software on 2.03.2013and i saw that a line wave is coming on my LCD screen.and i have called to customercare @ 180030029929 and one of your executive has told me that it is a issue of software not of the laptop,he suggest me to install the software once again .then i have installed the software once again but the same problem was there after that on 5/03/2012 i go to the dealer and told my problem and they said they cant change the laptop and suggested me to go to service centre today i go to service centre at DIGITAL CARE PVT LTD. and one of the engineer named Mr t has checked the laptop and told me" it is a problem of LCD panel and it is a manufacturing defect".The LCD have to change . The problem is a manufacturing defect then why should i repair it????.The laptop is just 6 days old and why i would take a repaired one?? Either you people replace the laptop from your end or make it a DOA that i can change it from dealer end or suggest the dealer to replace it. i have spend 30,700 rs for a new one and if it comes a manufacturing defect then you people are liable to replace it out.
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Thanks lead_org but I remember seeing two of your posts last year saying the opposite
lead_org wrote:
10-19-2010 07:42 AM
the light spot means there is a pressure spot behind the LCD. This should be replaceable under warranty.
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lead_org wrote:
11-25-2010 06:16 AM
1) can you post an image of the problem?
2) Cracked LCD can be due to:
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b) the LCD have uneven pressure spot behind the LCD, which when loaded by an external force (i.e. putting a large load on the top case), causes a concentrated stress resulting in LCD cracking.
c) closing the LCD too hard, i.e. slamming it shut
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All of this to say that this is what I experienced. An lcd white spot appearing a few weeks after having received the laptop (may there since the beggining..) and I then later noticed tiny cracks.
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Since I haven't got any response I will recap the issue:
When I boot the laptop with external screen disconnected:
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when Windows is loaded i can't see the logon screen or home screen but a blank screen only.
when i connect external screen after Windows is loaded, i don't see anything on the internal and external screen.
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I run diagnostics from the Dell Support website it all passed.
I updated all drivers including BIOS it didn't help.
I run BIOS diagnostics, they all pass as on this video:
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Using Netgear WNDR3700 with only 2.4ghz enabled. Lots of other wireless devices in our home connects without any issues at all. ie. cellphones (4), wireless alarm clock, IP cams (2) and a netbook.
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I'm not sure if you have Windows 7 or 8. Please take a look at this page and let me know if the troubleshooting steps help to resolve your connection issue.
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