How to Fix a Stuck Pixel on an LCD Monitor
Figure out if the pixel is stuck or dead., Send the screen back to the manufacturer (optional).
Step-by-Step Guide
-
Step 1: Figure out if the pixel is stuck or dead.
A stuck pixel usually shows a color.
A dead pixel is solid white (for TN panels) or solid black.
Try to determine whether the pixel is merely stuck, or if it's completely dead. -
Step 2: Send the screen back to the manufacturer (optional).
If the pixel is dead, your best bet is to cash in on your screen's warranty and send it back to the manufacturer.
If the warranty on the screen has expired, you can attempt the following methods.
Be aware, though, that they're meant primarily to remedy stuck pixels.
Detailed Guide
A stuck pixel usually shows a color.
A dead pixel is solid white (for TN panels) or solid black.
Try to determine whether the pixel is merely stuck, or if it's completely dead.
If the pixel is dead, your best bet is to cash in on your screen's warranty and send it back to the manufacturer.
If the warranty on the screen has expired, you can attempt the following methods.
Be aware, though, that they're meant primarily to remedy stuck pixels.
About the Author
Larry Webb
Specializes in breaking down complex lifestyle topics into simple steps.
Rate This Guide
How helpful was this guide? Click to rate: