Connecting the laptop to an external monitor reveals that, indeed, it seems to be that the LVDS cable connection has come loose. The image on the monitor is as clear as day.
How do I go about fixing this problem?

Thank you very much! I'm going to wait a bit until I can talk to someone to help me open up my laptop. The ScreenSurgeons replacement tutorial seems to be a good bet for reference. Until then, I have an auxiliary laptop I can use until then.

Again, thank you so much for your help!

I had to replace the screen on my G73jh last year. I did it myself because, a: It was out of warranty, and b: I was afraid to let the bozos in a repair center make things even worse.

I had the use of a visor magnifying glasses, which helped me see everything very clearly as I worked.

I had a sheet of paper where I would scotch tape the teeny tiny screws with a note about where each grouping came from. It was in chronological order as I worked, so it would help me replace the screws when I reversed the process.

I was able to find a good video of my lappy's screen replacement steps.

Undoing the LVDS cable and redoing was a part of the process, and it wasn't as bad as replacing the screen.

Everything went back together with no extra screws left over, and everything looking like new.

The replacement screen works great and has a 3 yr. warranty.

I never did any kind of laptop repair previous to this one, so if I can manage it, anyone can. Assuming you have the use of both hands, and good eyesight, along with good understanding of following directions. :cool:

Have same problem since last night, 3 months since I bought new ROG G751JT, it has developed "pink screen" with visible shadow of previously opened pages, web sites in the background, any work is very hard. When connected it over HDMI cable to TV set, picture is normal, no system restore helped.

Ghadames wrote:
Have same problem since last night, 3 months since I bought new ROG G751JT, it has developed "pink screen" with visible shadow of previously opened pages, web sites in the background, any work is very hard. When connected it over HDMI cable to TV set, picture is normal, no system restore helped.

I have exactly the same problem you had since yesterday. How did you solve the problem?

I own / run a small computer repair shop in my town.

This is a old thread but the last 2 posters having issues. This can either be the cable that connects the LCD to the laptop or the LCD it's self. Best way of testing is as they said above, connect it to a external monitor. If you don't see the pink/pixel screen it's the cable or LCD. If you see that on the external monitor it's your graphics card. The cable can go bad because it goes through the hinge area and gets twisted every time you open or close the laptop lid, which causes wear on the cable. I've seen plenty of bad LCD's do that kind of image also though.