Physical damage is the most common cause of a laptop screen breaking (such as a cracked screen). It's possible that something spilt or dripped on the laptop. A screen can break indeed in the event that there's a little concentration of broken up solids between the display and the keypad A laptop screen can fail or appear broken for a variety of reasons, including stuck pixels, screen burn, and a malfunctioning backlight. The driver is out of date, and there are issues with the connections and connectors. If the screen on your laptop breaks, you'll notice a range of digital defects depending on what exactly shattered. Frozen or incorrectly coloured pixels, lines of colour bleeding colours, dark spots on display, or the screen not coming on at all are all possibilities.