Tecra C50-C1513 (Power Jack Issue)

Tecra C50-C1513 (Power Jack Issue)

Power Jack Issue

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One of the most troublesome common problems faced by Toshiba satellite users is the power jack. This issue can be easily identified when the laptop losing contact between the motherboard and the positive pin. To fix this issue, users have to disassemble the laptop and remove the motherboard and resold the positive pins of the power jack to the motherboard.

When the monitor graphics are distorted or do not show properly, then users of Toshiba laptops can troubleshoot the problem before buying a new graphics card as well as taking their laptops to any service repair company, they can try to fix the problem by taking some steps that are given below. See here for fixing Toshiba

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