Best way to fix a malfunctioning Pixel
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I've looked up several times about how to fix a stuck pixel; but all their classifications of stuck do not really apply to this.
I have a single pixel that's blue, however if I mouse over it; it turns white. So that means the other micro pixels are working fine to produce white, but the blue one obviously won't deactivate.
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asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
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I've looked up several times about how to fix a stuck pixel; but all their classifications of stuck do not really apply to this.
I have a single pixel that's blue, however if I mouse over it; it turns white. So that means the other micro pixels are working fine to produce white, but the blue one obviously won't deactivate.
display
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
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Your pixel is evidently only stuck and not dead. Have you tried the methods in this article?
– harrymc
Dec 10 at 13:19
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I've looked up several times about how to fix a stuck pixel; but all their classifications of stuck do not really apply to this.
I have a single pixel that's blue, however if I mouse over it; it turns white. So that means the other micro pixels are working fine to produce white, but the blue one obviously won't deactivate.
display
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
1
I've looked up several times about how to fix a stuck pixel; but all their classifications of stuck do not really apply to this.
I have a single pixel that's blue, however if I mouse over it; it turns white. So that means the other micro pixels are working fine to produce white, but the blue one obviously won't deactivate.
display
display
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
1
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
1
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
1
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
1
asked Dec 10 at 11:58
Kris
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Your pixel is evidently only stuck and not dead. Have you tried the methods in this article?
– harrymc
Dec 10 at 13:19
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Your pixel is evidently only stuck and not dead. Have you tried the methods in this article?
– harrymc
Dec 10 at 13:19
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Your pixel is evidently only stuck and not dead. Have you tried the methods in this article?
– harrymc
Dec 10 at 13:19
Your pixel is evidently only stuck and not dead. Have you tried the methods in this article?
– harrymc
Dec 10 at 13:19
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The only way to fix hardware problem is via hardware fix. Replace the martix.
All software solutions will hide the problem, not correct it.
answered Dec 10 at 13:03
Romeo Ninov
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The only way to fix hardware problem is via hardware fix. Replace the martix.
All software solutions will hide the problem, not correct it.
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The only way to fix hardware problem is via hardware fix. Replace the martix.
All software solutions will hide the problem, not correct it.
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The only way to fix hardware problem is via hardware fix. Replace the martix.
All software solutions will hide the problem, not correct it.
answered Dec 10 at 13:03
Romeo Ninov
1,6641914
The only way to fix hardware problem is via hardware fix. Replace the martix.
All software solutions will hide the problem, not correct it.
answered Dec 10 at 13:03
Romeo Ninov
1,6641914
answered Dec 10 at 13:03
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Your pixel is evidently only stuck and not dead. Have you tried the methods in this article?
– harrymc
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