Use epoxy to mount the broken hinges permanently in place. Only do this as a last resort, because afterward your laptop will never close again. Be careful not to get epoxy into the computer ...

You could just attach a stand type thing to the back so that it rests on the stand when open. That would be the easiest way that wouldn't endanger frigging up any internal connections.

If you have experience with disassembling laptops, you can remove the bezel, hinge covers ... confirming that the screen is actually broken. If your laptop is really just dead, then it won ...

From battery degradation and connectivity problems to hinge damage and overheating ... can help you keep using your laptop. Unfortunately, if your screen is cracked, there's not much you can ...

[Michael Chen] found himself in possession of a thoroughly broken laptop. The hinges connecting the screen to the body of the computer were shot, and the battery was non-functional. After a bit of ...

The Chromebook Plus 2-in-1 with the alleged defect was promoted as a laptop/tablet ... the display will crack when opening or closing the Chromebook as the hinge is now hanging at an angle.

I was shocked that a $1,000 laptop had been reduced to e-waste by a broken hinge, and Google was washing its hands of any responsibility. Not only was there no official Google repair service ...