Hi, Below is an article on a few ways that you could go about fixing your issue. The basis is that you will need to: (1) Check and fix any faulty drivers (Have any new hardware devices been installed?), (2) Install Latest Chipset and Hardware Drivers (Is your laptop out of date in terms of updates?) (3) Scan by Command Prompt (Using System File Checker) http://www.toppctech.com/best-fix-critical-process-died/ Kind regards, Aaron
There may be a fault with the battery, with it not holding any charge or an issue with the charging port itself. You could also try using a different charging cable just to rule that being the issue
Have you checked to see that the ribbons are securely plugged into their respective sockets when the screen was replaced? If it didn't click in, it may not be making a solid connection.
