I opened the lcd case for the backlight is out and we were changing screens when we noticed both
connections are torn. confirmed by dual moitors and the flashlight test.
When I opened it it has torn connections from the metal foil on the underside at the hinge
locations.

I’m not sure what you are asking about.
Maybe you’ll be able to point me to the right direction by looking at this dv6000 display disassembly guide?
http://www.insidemylaptop.com/remove-replace-lcd-screen-inverter-hp-pavilion-dv6000-laptop/
The display back cover has aluminum foil inside which has tabs for securing cables and probably works as a shielding but it doesn’t have any circuit on it.

1, what is this foil circuit ?
2, is the foil available or is it a new lid/cover ?

Thanks alot man you guys are great.

BillyBob

what if its not the screen but the power wire for the screen? more accurately the jack that goes into the board is broken? how do i repair it??

Replace the cable.

My HP ProBook 6460b’s screen is damaged and requires to be replaced. Can you give me any idea how much this might cost me?

Are you replacing it yourself or taking to the repair shop?
Here’s how to research the screen price:
1. Download the maintenance and manual guide for HP ProBook 6460b laptop. The manual also has disassembly instructions.
2. On the page 36 you’ll find list of LCD screens used in this model. Find out which one you have installed.
3. Search a new screen on the internet using HP part number.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
S