what kind of dead pixel is this?
what kind of dead pixel is this?
One of our TP here @ work has a dead pixel..
It is a blue dot and it really only shows brightly when overlayed with a black screen.
Can someone confirm that this is a dead pixel?
Is there a way to fix it? It's only one...so far..
TIA
It is a blue dot and it really only shows brightly when overlayed with a black screen.
Can someone confirm that this is a dead pixel?
Is there a way to fix it? It's only one...so far..
TIA
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That's actually a stuck pixel, a dead pixel is when a pixel is perminatlely shut off. A stuck pixel is a pixel that is permanently in the on position. Dead pixels are usually hopeless. Stuck pixels have a slighty better chance of comming back to working condition. This chance of fixing the pixel is largely a matter of luck though. So don't get your hopes to high.
The two possible fix methods I've seen are 1.) rubbing the pixel with your finger or a soft micro-fiber cloth; being extra careful not to crack or scratch the LCD. 2.) Using a program/video that generates rapid flashes using the primary colors. (link*)
*The link above takes you to a page on www.psp-vault.com, where you can download an MP4 video titled the "Stuck Pixel Fixer." The file is saved as a zip, you'll need to uncompress it and play it using a MP4 compatible player such as VideoLAN Media Player which is free to download and contains no spyware or adware.
The two possible fix methods I've seen are 1.) rubbing the pixel with your finger or a soft micro-fiber cloth; being extra careful not to crack or scratch the LCD. 2.) Using a program/video that generates rapid flashes using the primary colors. (link*)
*The link above takes you to a page on www.psp-vault.com, where you can download an MP4 video titled the "Stuck Pixel Fixer." The file is saved as a zip, you'll need to uncompress it and play it using a MP4 compatible player such as VideoLAN Media Player which is free to download and contains no spyware or adware.
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Re: what kind of dead pixel is this?
Technically this is a stuck subpixel. Each pixel is made up of 3 subpixels; 1 red, 1 blue, and 1 green.snowdog wrote:One of our TP here @ work has a dead pixel..
It is a blue dot and it really only shows brightly when overlayed with a black screen.
Can someone confirm that this is a dead pixel?
DKB
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