I have found a fix for pink screen.
By wittynet
@wittynet (4421)
Philippines
April 21, 2012 12:49am CST
I don't know if this will last long. 
For few months, I noticed that my netbook screen sometimes has luminous green fine sand. My fix is to always adjust the lid backward or forward, and it goes back to normal. But the other day, the screen turned pink, and I can only use it whenever the lid is open less than 90 degrees. This is so frustrating for almost everything in the screen turned pink. I did my best to find a solution. After so many hours of trying all available resources, I found a solution through calibrate display color.
For few months, I noticed that my netbook screen sometimes has luminous green fine sand. My fix is to always adjust the lid backward or forward, and it goes back to normal. But the other day, the screen turned pink, and I can only use it whenever the lid is open less than 90 degrees. This is so frustrating for almost everything in the screen turned pink. I did my best to find a solution. After so many hours of trying all available resources, I found a solution through calibrate display color.3 responses
@sabado_dc (1001)
• Philippines
21 Apr 12
Banter it with magnet, swipe and slip them out from your screen 
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@owlwings (43910)
• Cambridge, England
21 Apr 12
Your problem is very likely that either the ribbon cable which connects the processor to the screen is damaged or that the connector is loose, dirty or broken.
The only real cure is to take your machine to a good repair shop. If they can identify the problem easily and it just needs a new ribbon cable, then it should not be too expensive.
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I'll have this repaired when I have time and money again. I have already spent a lot for two motherboards. If in case the technician tells me that I need to pay thousands, I'll buy another one.
