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You are right. I better just buy a new screen. I do have an external monitor. I'll use it for a while until the replacement arrives.

Is it possible to treat it somehow at least temporarily? Sometimes the artifacts completely disappear for a while until I disturb the problematic place again. It seems there are people in the internet who were able to put these connectors back on from them being completely disconnected. In the...

I really hope I didn't do any permanent damage to anything and will be able to put all this stuff back on later. I partially removed the black tape that was covering the chip: There are three of these super flat gold pin connectors which that are connected to the screen, placed across the...

Maybe the problem lies in the junction between the display chip and the screen itself. I hope that's no the case, because that sounds very problematic.

I decided to get to the connector of the screen by removing the frame of the screen and getting the screen out. The are no issues with the connector. After turning on the notebook without the frame and literally poking around the screen, applying some pressure to find a spot where most artifacts...

Just found out that if you shake, bend or just move the screen along its normal trajectory, the artifacts worsen. Is the screen broken or is there a possibility that the cable that connects to the mother board loosened?

i am no technician, electrician or a person who understands how computers work - just a regular user. The artifacts appeared only today after the notebook was left on sleep mode for the night. Actually, I always leave my laptop on sleep mode when i am not using it instead of shutting it down...