Introduction: Fix Your LCD's Dead Pixels
So you may have seen recently I did the NB200 screen repair, well to my surprise I turn the laptop on with the brand new screen and boom dead pixel Great !!!. Not all was lost though through a very simple process I was able to coax the pixel back in to life, First thing I need to say is this is for a specific kind of pixel referred to as a stuck pixel. You can identify a stuck pixel as it will always remain the one colour either red, green or blue, If the pixel is just black its gone and there is really no way to fix it.
Step 1: The Software Fix
Step 2: The Hardware Fix
The next thing you can try is controversial but it worked for me, use your finger and apply some pressure to the dead pixel then drag your finger along each axis of the pixel. You can see the axis I mean in green in the image below. You man need to do this a few times but in my case I just hit the right spot and the pixel popped back to life.
Of Course do all these at your own risk, If you monitor is under warranty I would suggest you just contact the manufacturer.
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5 Comments
8 years ago on Introduction
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11 years ago on Introduction
I tryed t he pushing on the screen for the Black pixels and it worked some what. I had some pixels in a large area and it seems to not work. But if it is a little pixel area it worked. Its like taking a lead pencile and putting a large back spot on a piece of papaer and then taking your fingure and smearing it on the paper. Dont press to hard cause you might crack the screen. If you take you finger nail and rub the screen just right, it will take the black out. I am now trying the udpixel program and see just by chance if it might work. I will post later to tell you about it.
12 years ago on Introduction
Good to hear it worked, I was suprised too. Some people have reported it comes back but rinse repeat and it will go again.
12 years ago on Step 2
maybe you just had a red spec of dirt xD
about warranty, some screens have a minimum amount of dead pixels before replacement
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defective_pixel#Manufacturer_policy
still worth the shot ^^
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
lol, No mine was actually green. I really was super skeptical that just pushing on the screen would fix it but hey it really did work.