[willystyle]

I accidently left my netbook in my netbook bag (zipped) in standyby mode for a few hours. When I noticed, and took it out, it was incredibly hot so I turned everything off. When it cooled off and I turned it back on again, I noticed that the backlight of the LED panel is no longer as bright as before. Could the overheating been the cause of it? Anyway I can fix this?

[Soundy]

Turn up the brightness control?

[willystyle]

it's at the highest setting and isnt as bright as before. Using Linux Mint 14 XFCE.

[Soundy]

Fluorescent or LED backlight? I could see overheating causing a failure in CCFL.

[willystyle]

Fluorescent or LED backlight? I could see overheating causing a failure in CCFL.
Asus 1015PEM. It's a LED backlight.

[willystyle]

Just ordered a replacement LED screen.

[Akinari]

It happens. My HP laptop hard drive failed when I had a huge block of ice in my backpack for whatever reason (cannot recall) pressed up against it. Got a new hard drive under warranty and no issues up to this point.

[Ikkaku]

What relevancy does your hard drive failure have with his affected screen?

The closest thing I've experienced is having my ip5 overheat, and the screen brightness became really dim until it cooled down significantly.

Buying a new screen like you did is probably the best solution

[willystyle]

What relevancy does your hard drive failure have with his affected screen?

The closest thing I've experienced is having my ip5 overheat, and the screen brightness became really dim until it cooled down significantly.

Buying a new screen like you did is probably the best solution
Totally, I looked up on some information regarding LED sensitivity to high temperature change, apparently it does deteriorate the quality of the backlight, so I ordered a replacement.