Yeah we can all relate to this. Even though I'm a laptop user. I wipe my screen with cloth. Then after a day or so, it would be dusty again. Edit: My laptop has a 17 in. display, and the screen isn't flat with what it's holding the screen.
That dark purplish/blue spot after pressure treatment is a pressure mark where the plastic optical layers/filters are damaged. I see it all the time in field monitors that are prone to rough treatment and damage. I've also seen dead and hot pixels or pixel groups spontaneously fixing themselves after leaving the monitor alone for a while, only to leave such a pressure mark behind. It's very clear what the cause of the dead/hot pixels was in that case. Groups of dead and hot pixels can be caused by displaced or damaged spacers in the crystal layer of the panel.
@@minilol122 i got my answer a month later, my phone dropped pretty hard and got a few black dots they even now grow but only to a certain point. Either i get it fixed or i buy a new phone
You have a 99% chance of getting one stuck or dead pixel on the gaming monitor you just purchased. It's just one of those things that technology isn't perfect.
The tilt of your monitor is important too, I fixed my stuck pixels just by tilting the monitor back a little bit, pressing against it can be temperaroy only sometimes if you have your monitor tilted forward, if you're lucky, tilting it back will solve it without you doing anything. Edit: I didnt expect to help so many people :)
I appreciate the lesson around monitors. However none of these suggestions worked out. What did it for me was to play around the refresh date of the monitor. It was set to 60 hertz and by switching from 60 to 75 and back, the dead pixels revived (they were stuck). Hope the suggestion works for you.
thank you the pencil trick helped and its definitely improved it! just noticed it about an hour ago and I've only had the monitor for nearly a year now, you'd think a company like HP especially their omen range that this kind of stuff wouldn't happen straight away!
Stuck pixels are weird. Had a couple of them in the past and was able to fix both of them because they were just stuck. A quick Google search for a pixel exerciser which basically is a little box that flashes different colors quickly to exercise that pixel can be placed over the bad pixel and surprisingly if it is just stuck with a color on it, in my case it was green both times, it does fix it. Neat quick easy do-it-yourself fix. Dead pixels truly suck though. usually a certain number of them have to be dead or you're just forced to use it and rage. EDIT: after watching the full video you reminded me that I once had to massage a dead pixel back to life as well. Yes really weird but it does work. I had a stuck pixel once and I tried with a microfiber cloth very carefully and gently massaging the small area it was located at being careful not to press too hard because you don't want to see a rainbow effect on the LCD and damage your display. Massaging the pixel I can confirm also does work as well. I've done it, it worked. So the tldr version for anyone who has trouble with a stuck pixel of a specific color, try the j-screen fix he recommends, I've had it work in the past. I've also had massaging the pixel work as well. I would try Jscreen fix first to avoid touching the display. As long as the pixel isn't completely dead the good news is knowing the right information as he provided in this video you can take Brian and fixing it yourself because often you might get lucky and you can. Good luck everyone with stuck pixels, we feel your pain.
yeah. i left it on for so many hours that stupid green pixel is still stuck. this is the third monitor in a row i had issues with. i guess i am cursed... i hate monitors
@erbsenkaffee8720 haha, bro, I've tried 5 monitors last 2 months and they all HAD AT LEAST ONE FCKING DEAD PIXEL. So, you're not the one who cursed :DD
Always buy monitors from stores with a generous refund policy if possible. If the problem shows up late it’s another matter but usually they ship with these problems and you can just return it without having to fight for a warranty exchange.
Thank you! Your tutorial was very helpful. The JScreenFix by itself didn't work, but when I combined it with the monitor massage method, it fixed the stuck pixel. I was kind of surprised that it worked lol. Thank you for your help!
@@yath4nshwhat’s your monitor? Ive got 165 hz IPS one and I primarly use it for gaming, yes, I can sometimes see that green pixel but I managed to bear with it with a time
Laptop screens with very thin diffusers can also get bright spots from too much pressure. I think the dark spot comes from squeezing out some of the liquid crystals from the area.
Well I would highly recommend going for the return route. Unless you buy the shittiest monitor on earth even a class 2 or 3 4K monitor shouldnt have a single dead, stuck or hot pixel. Classifications wanting to make it look as if dead, stuck or hot pixels are common or natural doesnt make it common or natural. Defective pixels are inacceptable.
thank you for making such a thoughtful and insightful video. You have singlehandedly saved the DIY community hundreds of thousands of dollars in repairs or user error.
Best way to handle dead/stuck pixels, is to develop poor eyesight, so that you don't notice. It's worked for me - and I can still read text, so long as it's 34pt or larger.
I actually somehow fixed a stuck pixel years ago by changing the color of the entire screen to the color of the that pixel and reverted the color back.
IMPORTANT: If you have a dead pixel with a shadow is a windows problem, here i was tapping the dead pixel, pressuring it HARD with a damp cloth and dried one, running Jscreenfix and i saw a thread on reddit saying is windows problem so I restarted my computer and everything is back to normal
Once my screen became fully black, I turned off my computer and the next time I started it up, it was fixed and changed the wallpaper from galaxy to windows
I think dead pixels are more common than people realize. Most people's eyes aren't sharp enough to see a dead pixel, you actually need really good vision to even see a dead pixel, they are very small.
JScreenFix worked perfectly! I had a frozen red sub pixel on my brand new monitor and I tried the web site for an hour or so and now it’s gone. Thank you so much for the vid
I once had dead pixels on my screen too, but it wasn't the monitor. It was the gfx card's memory. I always saw 2 dead pixels next to eachother on my windows desktop, which had a wallpaper image on it. After pressing F5 to reload or refresh it, the dead pixels were suddenly somewhere else on the screen. Also, when playing video games, some triangles were cutting through the entire screen. All "broken" triangles had one corner (vertex) pointing towards the 0-point (world center) of the game world. All due to some memory-locations being damaged. No way to fix that. :P
Tip for anyone being ripped off with dead pixels on arrival. MAKE MORE DEAD PIXELS! OPEN PAINT, PAINT IT BLACK, PAINT FEW SINGLE DOTS EXCEEDING “acceptable dead pixels on arrival”. LEAVE IT ON FOR 13 DAYS (14day returnal) ON MAX BRIGHTNESS, TURN OFF AUTO SLEEP OR WHATEVER. ENJOY YOUR REPLACED PRODUCT.
I'm so glad that those pixel fault clauses are effectively BS, at least in the USA.. Every time I've ever had a dead pixel out of the box (the latest was my first LG V40... Yes, I'm overqualified for quality control... That's over 500 ppi 😂) I've been able to return the device for a refund and get a new unit. Never do a warranty claim if you are still in the return period (therefore, always do dead pixel tests when you first get the device). Don't let manufacturers get away with selling defective hardware to you.
I've brought home quite a few monitors and TVs from the trash (bulk trash, twice a year the city will haul away almost anything you put on the curb), and of the ones that worked, almost none of them have any dead or stuck pixels. The dell monitor I'm using right now used to have a dead pixel, but it seems to have gone away. The other day I grabbed a 40" Toshiba TV that works great, but has one green pixel that is stuck on. I tried lightly rubbing it with my finger, but that didn't do anything. I'll try that website and see if that helps. One thing I've noticed is that the majority of monitors work just fine, as long as the screens aren't physically damaged. On the other hand, TVs are a crapshoot. Smaller TVs (20-30") often work, while larger TVs (40-60") often don't work at all, or have something wrong with them. I found a 60" Vizio with half the backlights burned out. A 50" Samsung with no sound and a purple tint to the picture. A 50" 4K Samsung that started glitching after about three hours. I've found three 40" Samsung TVs that work fine. One has a glass screen and a glass stand, so it weighs a ton. One has such a thick bezel around the screen that it looks like it should be a 50" TV. And one is pretty lightweight, but has no stand.
Had a dead pixel with a dark spot around it and then the next day it all disappeared on it's own after leaving my PC off over night and then turning it on again.
.bin - Binary files. If you open them in a notepad, it'll look like a garbled Mish mash of symbols, even tho it's actually code. .dll - Windows files, or extension files. I don't know what other one is lol
lg 0 dead pixel policy includes bright etc, that said as the seller stating you dont want the issue most give 7 days exchange. my lg got a bright green one after 5 years but 4k so tiny and lucky hard to see.
I bought an MSI monitor, there was a stuck red pixel on the right corner. After a few days, it's gone. I tried EIZO monitor test, not sure it resolved from that test but its worth trying.
lol, a customer sent this to me after calling to get his monitor repaired.. folks, screens are EXTREMELY fragile and expensive. Customer destroyed their monitor, it was actually cheaper to buy a new one… what did they learn? Do not put pressure on the viewing area….
I had this debate (warrantee for dead pixels) with Sony rep in Sony store when buying my TV over 10 years ago. He said the same thing, below is our debate Sony rep: "the price would be way higher to ensure zero pixel faults", Me: "wow that many are sold with broken pixels?" Sony rep: "no it's very rare don't worry" Me: "how rare?" Sony rep: "I don't know exactly but I've sold hundreds and never seen a TV I sold have a dead pixel." Me: "so let's say 1 in 100 at most?" Sony rep: "oh way less than 1 in 100" Me: "then at 2% to all your TVs, that's double the sale price not you cost to produce price of all the TVs you have to replace at most and you can refurbish or reuse parts so that should if anything make you a profit overall and you get to brag zero pixel garentee on all your TVs" Sony rep: "it doesn't work like that" Yes it does, either the failure rate is way more than 1% and many many consumers are dealing with this or they can easily garentee it cause 2% is just £20 on a £1000 TV, that s so little they could legit swallow that cost and still make money on the TVs ( as proven by sales prices) I don't buy the excuse it needs to cost allot for zero pixel protection the only valid argument for not providing it is the e-waste but given they can reuse the parts and refurbish Vs many customers throwing it out entirely earlier than they would have it if was fine also adds to e-waste so that's even debatable
You know what I find really ironic? That for every "upgrade" to technology, they seem to introduce more and more defects that are considered acceptable. USB was hailed as a giant leap forward over dedicated ports, but it has a lag issue that dedicated ports didn't have. Yet, despite this issue, it's still considered better. LCD panels can have dead or stuck pixels and this is considered acceptable by manufacturers. When was the last time you heard of CRT manufacturers considering it acceptable for their screens to have dead spots in them? Then there's the issue of LCD screens not always updating fast enough to keep up with all the action. Oh and the fact that LCD screens can only display a single resolution, so setting them to anything else will result in the image being scaled up or down to fit the panel's native resolution. CRT monitors used to literally change the resolution to match the signal, so the image was always pixel perfect. Oh, and LCDs don't work with light guns, light pens or any other such tech. But they're better!!! Computing power has made great leaps forward, but you know what it can't do? It can't read an analog signal as well as a 45 year old Atari 2600. "Well, that's because of analog to digital conversion..." So you're telling me that in the almost half century of "progress", we've lost the ability to accurately read an analog signal? Seems like that would be a huge problem in the scientific field, the medical field, and many other applications. And wasn't the 2600 display composed of pixels? So doesn't that mean that the 2600 converted the analog signal of the paddles into digital data to draw the screen display? So why have we apparently lost that capability?
Came across this whole looking for info on IPS screens since my brand new MSI came with a stuck red pixel. Took a few shots with my cheapy USB microscope and JScreen seems to be helping a bit so I'm going to run a full screen video I also found on TH-cam overnight in hopes that kicks it into gear. If the "noninvasive" attempts don't do it, it's going in for an exchange. Good video with lots of good info.
May 2022: I just want to say the jscreenfix and use of a damp cloth to "massage" the area worked to eliminate the stuck pixel entirely. Thank you for this video that's still helping people!
@@urbanmarinecc ah ok, I just got an ips monitor and got a green stuck pixel, trying to get if of it so I don't have to bother with the stress of returning.
What about VA? I just bought a 4K 32" VA monitor and there is one single dead pixel in the corner and one bigger spot of multiple dead pixels, decided to return it as it was a free option in the shop, but it would be nice to know more about VA panels as I'm going to look for another one.
I bought a BenQ EX2710 monitor that arrived yesterday and had a hot pixel so I returned It today and I also got another one today (long story) and this one has 2 stuck pixels that look greenish, I am also sending this one back and got another replacement coming on Thursday but figured I could try something simple to try and get rid of the stuck pixel before that one arrives to cancel the replacement. I'm going to try jscreen. Awesome video.
I appreciate your impatience & honesty.So much so I subscribed. You probably saved me the trouble of going down the same overly aggressive path you took that pixel when pressing down so hard on it.
This video is so informational. Really appreciate man! Gonna try to fix my laptop display having a TN panel. The display turns on but the brightness is just too low, for all of the pixels on the screen. I can see the content on screen when I put a flash light directly on the screen. What do you think could solve this? Thanks!
I have only 1 pixel turns white on black color, black on white and green screen, and not visible on red and blue screen. Is it worrying issue or normal.
All I did, with my TN/LCD monitor on, was put my finger in a microfiber cloth, apply medium pressure on the affected pixel, then turned the monitor off keeping that pressure on. Then, I turned the monitor back on. Then, I removed the pressure, and my stuck green pixel was gone! ! !
It worked for me years ago (more than ten) on a very cheap lcd tv. I had a permanent and bright magenta pixel almost in the center of the screen. Tapping the pixel for a while with my bare finger solved the problem for a month, and then it came back. I did the same procedure for a little bit longer and it desappeared forever.
My sister threw a toy at the TV. Now whenever I watch TV on it theres this HUGE white box blocking almost half of the screen and it's SO ANNOYING!! Please help!
just had a stuck pixel for 3 minutes i went directly to searching because the monitor is not cheap at all and then i literally tapped it with my nail and it went back to normal that probably was one of the funniest moments of my life
Got to solve temporarily my dead row of pixels after about 2 weeks, mainly by leaving the monitor's background light at 100% and using normally. It got normal first, then I lowered the brightness and it soon cameback. Pixel Flashing tools were used for about 6 hours, without noticing any improvement.
This video I can definitely use. I rescued a Sony Vaio 3ghz HT Pentium 4 I'm going to use as a fun little XP era gaming machine it came with a sharp brand office lcd screen I'm planning to use as second display for cheatcodes/game guides It has a pixel in the lower left that is always stuck at first but about 10 15 minutes it fixes it's self I'd say it's a stuck blue/green pixel
I once had a moving cluster of black pixels. Turned out, it was a thrips bug which somehow went between the glass panels. Fortunately, it did not die, but found the edge of the screen. If I had pressed on the screen, I might have killed it (and spilling it's internals).
What's really REALLY annoyting is when that dead pixel is actually a thunderbug that decided to crawl into your sealed screen houseing and die right in the middle of your new macbook display.
I am afraid of looking for dead/stuck pixels because once you found it you can never look the same at that screen.
I would only check if the manufacturer guarantees a 0 dead pixel on arrival
I have a tiny tiny chip on the outter layer and a hot pixel... I've long forgotten where they are and have to look hard for them
But if you look very carfully and don't find any dead or stuck pixel you are even happier than before. That's happened to me with my 55'' tv. ;D
But i mean the pixels are SO small you cant even see them while gaming
my phone has a dead pixel for some reason it goes away sometimes?.. I’m convinced there’s a virus that makes that pixel red randomly sometimes
Monitor: dusty
**wipes**
3 seconds later
Monitor: dusty again
yeah water cause dust to stick to it
🤣 laughed soo hard
bruh
I'm sure it's just electrostatic on an acrylic layer screen that keeps attracting all that dust.
Yeah we can all relate to this. Even though I'm a laptop user. I wipe my screen with cloth. Then after a day or so, it would be dusty again.
Edit: My laptop has a 17 in. display, and the screen isn't flat with what it's holding the screen.
I can now say “I’m some kind of a LCD expert myself “
That dark purplish/blue spot after pressure treatment is a pressure mark where the plastic optical layers/filters are damaged. I see it all the time in field monitors that are prone to rough treatment and damage. I've also seen dead and hot pixels or pixel groups spontaneously fixing themselves after leaving the monitor alone for a while, only to leave such a pressure mark behind. It's very clear what the cause of the dead/hot pixels was in that case. Groups of dead and hot pixels can be caused by displaced or damaged spacers in the crystal layer of the panel.
so a pressure mark on a device like a phone can eventually go away? or will it just grow?
@@im4ni_b idk
@@minilol122 i got my answer a month later, my phone dropped pretty hard and got a few black dots they even now grow but only to a certain point. Either i get it fixed or i buy a new phone
@@im4ni_b I actually got a new phone when the dark blue purple thing consumes half of my screen 😂
@@prapanthebachelorette6803 😂😭 i wish i can do the same
You have a 99% chance of getting one stuck or dead pixel on the gaming monitor you just purchased. It's just one of those things that technology isn't perfect.
The tilt of your monitor is important too, I fixed my stuck pixels just by tilting the monitor back a little bit, pressing against it can be temperaroy only sometimes if you have your monitor tilted forward, if you're lucky, tilting it back will solve it without you doing anything.
Edit: I didnt expect to help so many people :)
Bro this literally worked thankyou
omg as soon as I did that is went back to normal thank you so much!!!!!!!!
Do you know why this can work?
I have one stuck pixel in the upper right side of my VA monitor, which way should I tilt it?
@@heydeonhere flat on its back and smoothly massage it
Perfect timing, my cousin needed this!
Wow, that's surprising! It's like an answer for a problem you have, is right in front of you.
@@pyp2205 Yes
He: stuck pixel nooo
Me: i have more than just a 2 black lines and some stuck pixels that go through my screen
Umm, if not personal, why
Hey, is your cousin's display fixed now?
I'm actually watching this video with a dead pixel on my monitor
Ha
i think most of us are
@@tomasbaco5479 I'm not (my second laptop has a dead pixel not this one)
The lighting in this video makes me want to scream.
I got some new lights, I’m working through getting the look right. Will take some trial and error.
@@ThioJoe it looks like you are staring at the sun lol
@@ThioJoe seems washed out
@@ThioJoe I got nuclear weapons and will show you link to it
@TaZer you should watchs Nickelodeon
ERRORS ARE RED
SCREEN IS BLUE
I THINK I DELETED
"system 32"
I can confirm that j screen fix worked for me on my TN panel. I left it for about 3 hours and the stuck pixel was gone. Thanks for the hot tip dude 😁
I like how you wow us with your knowledge of pixels rather than just throw a random solution to pursue.
This is one of the top-quality channels I have come across. As a developer I know the information, Thio is sharing is quite valuable.
I appreciate the lesson around monitors. However none of these suggestions worked out. What did it for me was to play around the refresh date of the monitor. It was set to 60 hertz and by switching from 60 to 75 and back, the dead pixels revived (they were stuck). Hope the suggestion works for you.
thank you the pencil trick helped and its definitely improved it! just noticed it about an hour ago and I've only had the monitor for nearly a year now, you'd think a company like HP especially their omen range that this kind of stuff wouldn't happen straight away!
I have hp omen too it has so many issues with the display even after buying from trusted and verified store.
Stuck pixels are weird. Had a couple of them in the past and was able to fix both of them because they were just stuck. A quick Google search for a pixel exerciser which basically is a little box that flashes different colors quickly to exercise that pixel can be placed over the bad pixel and surprisingly if it is just stuck with a color on it, in my case it was green both times, it does fix it. Neat quick easy do-it-yourself fix.
Dead pixels truly suck though. usually a certain number of them have to be dead or you're just forced to use it and rage.
EDIT: after watching the full video you reminded me that I once had to massage a dead pixel back to life as well. Yes really weird but it does work. I had a stuck pixel once and I tried with a microfiber cloth very carefully and gently massaging the small area it was located at being careful not to press too hard because you don't want to see a rainbow effect on the LCD and damage your display. Massaging the pixel I can confirm also does work as well. I've done it, it worked.
So the tldr version for anyone who has trouble with a stuck pixel of a specific color, try the j-screen fix he recommends, I've had it work in the past. I've also had massaging the pixel work as well. I would try Jscreen fix first to avoid touching the display. As long as the pixel isn't completely dead the good news is knowing the right information as he provided in this video you can take Brian and fixing it yourself because often you might get lucky and you can. Good luck everyone with stuck pixels, we feel your pain.
you’re giving me so much hope 😭
yeah. i left it on for so many hours that stupid green pixel is still stuck. this is the third monitor in a row i had issues with. i guess i am cursed... i hate monitors
@erbsenkaffee8720 haha, bro, I've tried 5 monitors last 2 months and they all HAD AT LEAST ONE FCKING DEAD PIXEL. So, you're not the one who cursed :DD
@@vopseleacrilice3062 at least you can send them back right? It was too late for mine haha. Hope you'll have more luck in the future
The website worked for 30 seconds, but it just came back when I switched tabs. Now I call him Jacob
Always buy monitors from stores with a generous refund policy if possible. If the problem shows up late it’s another matter but usually they ship with these problems and you can just return it without having to fight for a warranty exchange.
Yep. Also if anyone in EU, there is by law a 14 day right of return without any need for giving a reason.
you should REALLY post videos more often. xD
Here is a question:
Do you prefer quality over quantity?
Or
Do you prefer quantity over quality?
I was hoping this would be another joke video, but then I realized, I am having this problem myself with my screen. I needed this information.
see, i have this one blue pixel that just wont go away haha. no clue how to fix that.
talking about my tv tho, dont own monitors
Mine’s green like a fluorescent booger.
Nothing so far has worked
@@douggieboy4274 have you fixed it sir? or it didn't spread anymore?
@@douggieboy4274 update? i also have the green pixel and i want to find fixes
Thank you! Your tutorial was very helpful. The JScreenFix by itself didn't work, but when I combined it with the monitor massage method, it fixed the stuck pixel. I was kind of surprised that it worked lol. Thank you for your help!
was your pixel green?
@@poremich I have a green stuck pixel have u came across any solution?
@@yath4nsh nope, I’ve learned to live with it since it appears only on dark’ish backgrounds
@@poremich 😭😭😭😭
@@yath4nshwhat’s your monitor? Ive got 165 hz IPS one and I primarly use it for gaming, yes, I can sometimes see that green pixel but I managed to bear with it with a time
Laptop screens with very thin diffusers can also get bright spots from too much pressure.
I think the dark spot comes from squeezing out some of the liquid crystals from the area.
yea that happened to my old laptop
Well I would highly recommend going for the return route. Unless you buy the shittiest monitor on earth even a class 2 or 3 4K monitor shouldnt have a single dead, stuck or hot pixel. Classifications wanting to make it look as if dead, stuck or hot pixels are common or natural doesnt make it common or natural. Defective pixels are inacceptable.
thank you for making such a thoughtful and insightful video. You have singlehandedly saved the DIY community hundreds of thousands of dollars in repairs or user error.
Has anyone got a gaming monitor and suddenly see a milisecond of dead pixels
Best way to handle dead/stuck pixels, is to develop poor eyesight, so that you don't notice. It's worked for me - and I can still read text, so long as it's 34pt or larger.
I actually somehow fixed a stuck pixel years ago by changing the color of the entire screen to the color of the that pixel and reverted the color back.
IMPORTANT: If you have a dead pixel with a shadow is a windows problem, here i was tapping the dead pixel, pressuring it HARD with a damp cloth and dried one, running Jscreenfix and i saw a thread on reddit saying is windows problem so I restarted my computer and everything is back to normal
What a weird bug. Didn't think restarting would fix it.
@@Addwho yes is because some tab is bugged in 1x1 pixel
Once my screen became fully black, I turned off my computer and the next time I started it up, it was fixed and changed the wallpaper from galaxy to windows
since the video shows jscreenfixer in it technically just watching the video has a chance of fixing it
A small chance, as the actual jscreenfix changes every pixel, but he was filming it, so it is probably a few pixels
@@LatvianVideo I know I only said there was a chance
I think dead pixels are more common than people realize. Most people's eyes aren't sharp enough to see a dead pixel, you actually need really good vision to even see a dead pixel, they are very small.
2:46 I, too, love light-emitting diode diodes.
Lol
yes ! thank you, I just spend 600 bucks on a monitor, and i have a stuck pixel, they didn't want to send me another
JScreenFix worked perfectly! I had a frozen red sub pixel on my brand new monitor and I tried the web site for an hour or so and now it’s gone. Thank you so much for the vid
I once had dead pixels on my screen too, but it wasn't the monitor. It was the gfx card's memory. I always saw 2 dead pixels next to eachother on my windows desktop, which had a wallpaper image on it. After pressing F5 to reload or refresh it, the dead pixels were suddenly somewhere else on the screen. Also, when playing video games, some triangles were cutting through the entire screen. All "broken" triangles had one corner (vertex) pointing towards the 0-point (world center) of the game world. All due to some memory-locations being damaged. No way to fix that. :P
UvU it must've been satisfying
Here I am thinking Thio will open up his monitor and physically pluck out the dead pixel then solder a new working one. Lol
Haha that's what I thought to LOL 😆
I randomly looked at my main monitor and just saw a dead pixel and I freaked, I've been mourning this day.
video starts at 11:15
Dead Pixel Means Dead Pixel you cant Fix it. Stuck Pixel you can fix it.
...
Very unlikely. 95% of the time it's as broken as a dead pixel except visibly even worse.
Ips: unplug the monitor, big win! :D
Alternative title:
Dead pixels: Causes and trying to fix them with no succes at all.
I had a stuck blue pixel, I watched this video, and after it ended, the stuck pixel was miraculously fixed
Tip for anyone being ripped off with dead pixels on arrival. MAKE MORE DEAD PIXELS! OPEN PAINT, PAINT IT BLACK, PAINT FEW SINGLE DOTS EXCEEDING “acceptable dead pixels on arrival”. LEAVE IT ON FOR 13 DAYS (14day returnal) ON MAX BRIGHTNESS, TURN OFF AUTO SLEEP OR WHATEVER. ENJOY YOUR REPLACED PRODUCT.
i noticed the description does not have an update, then i noticed that this video was uploaded today.... damn bro that's crazy
I'm so glad that those pixel fault clauses are effectively BS, at least in the USA.. Every time I've ever had a dead pixel out of the box (the latest was my first LG V40... Yes, I'm overqualified for quality control... That's over 500 ppi 😂) I've been able to return the device for a refund and get a new unit. Never do a warranty claim if you are still in the return period (therefore, always do dead pixel tests when you first get the device). Don't let manufacturers get away with selling defective hardware to you.
lg device screens suck, my lg v50 also got a dead pixel after 2 weeks it sucks
It's been 2 years since the video, what happened to the subpixel?
I just break out my handy 32 color Crayola crayon box and color them in as needed.
I have a black pixel that I presumed was dead. I hover my mouse over it and it's gone so I have no idea what's going on
I've brought home quite a few monitors and TVs from the trash (bulk trash, twice a year the city will haul away almost anything you put on the curb), and of the ones that worked, almost none of them have any dead or stuck pixels. The dell monitor I'm using right now used to have a dead pixel, but it seems to have gone away. The other day I grabbed a 40" Toshiba TV that works great, but has one green pixel that is stuck on. I tried lightly rubbing it with my finger, but that didn't do anything. I'll try that website and see if that helps.
One thing I've noticed is that the majority of monitors work just fine, as long as the screens aren't physically damaged. On the other hand, TVs are a crapshoot. Smaller TVs (20-30") often work, while larger TVs (40-60") often don't work at all, or have something wrong with them. I found a 60" Vizio with half the backlights burned out. A 50" Samsung with no sound and a purple tint to the picture. A 50" 4K Samsung that started glitching after about three hours. I've found three 40" Samsung TVs that work fine. One has a glass screen and a glass stand, so it weighs a ton. One has such a thick bezel around the screen that it looks like it should be a 50" TV. And one is pretty lightweight, but has no stand.
Gave the stuck pixel a swipe up and it was gone! Thanks!
I was about to do anything to remove that stuck pixel but it disappeared by its self over one day
You play valorant for 20 mins as raze main and boom, you've fixed your hard stucked pixel
Had a dead pixel with a dark spot around it and then the next day it all disappeared on it's own after leaving my PC off over night and then turning it on again.
Please talk about different types of files
(.bin,.dll,.svgz , etc).
.bin - Binary files. If you open them in a notepad, it'll look like a garbled Mish mash of symbols, even tho it's actually code.
.dll - Windows files, or extension files.
I don't know what other one is lol
@@vappyenjoyer24 .svgz is related to .svg
@@vappyenjoyer24 its scalable vector graphics
Etc is et cetera
@@AcroPolis914 its not a file type :/
lg 0 dead pixel policy includes bright etc, that said as the seller stating you dont want the issue most give 7 days exchange.
my lg got a bright green one after 5 years but 4k so tiny and lucky hard to see.
Is it just me or you upgraded your lighting?
are you the guy from discord-
@@PCIeTeam yeah microsoft community discord, so what?
@@chick2d yo its the guy from microsoft community discord
@@yuukoyuukoi476 bruh
@Techmaster276ew gross wtf go away
on my screen you dont even have to search you can see the dead pixels from a mile away i just hope it works
I bought an MSI monitor, there was a stuck red pixel on the right corner. After a few days, it's gone. I tried EIZO monitor test, not sure it resolved from that test but its worth trying.
Gives advice on how to remove stuck pixels yet can't remove his own. Got it
this guy used be get so many views. now he is truly underated.
What happened? Or is it the alrogithm?
yah the algorithm is the dumbest thing to man
lol, a customer sent this to me after calling to get his monitor repaired.. folks, screens are EXTREMELY fragile and expensive. Customer destroyed their monitor, it was actually cheaper to buy a new one… what did they learn? Do not put pressure on the viewing area….
Dead pixels fucking drive me crazy
Me: Notice a dead pixel...
Joe: Gently press on dead pixel might fix it!
me: bolts fist.
Screen: K.O.
my 3ds has 8 dead pixels in the middle of the bottom screen
16:29 Lmao. A dark spot after all that hahaha
I had this debate (warrantee for dead pixels) with Sony rep in Sony store when buying my TV over 10 years ago. He said the same thing, below is our debate
Sony rep: "the price would be way higher to ensure zero pixel faults",
Me: "wow that many are sold with broken pixels?"
Sony rep: "no it's very rare don't worry"
Me: "how rare?"
Sony rep: "I don't know exactly but I've sold hundreds and never seen a TV I sold have a dead pixel."
Me: "so let's say 1 in 100 at most?"
Sony rep: "oh way less than 1 in 100"
Me: "then at 2% to all your TVs, that's double the sale price not you cost to produce price of all the TVs you have to replace at most and you can refurbish or reuse parts so that should if anything make you a profit overall and you get to brag zero pixel garentee on all your TVs"
Sony rep: "it doesn't work like that"
Yes it does, either the failure rate is way more than 1% and many many consumers are dealing with this or they can easily garentee it cause 2% is just £20 on a £1000 TV, that s so little they could legit swallow that cost and still make money on the TVs ( as proven by sales prices)
I don't buy the excuse it needs to cost allot for zero pixel protection the only valid argument for not providing it is the e-waste but given they can reuse the parts and refurbish Vs many customers throwing it out entirely earlier than they would have it if was fine also adds to e-waste so that's even debatable
You know what I find really ironic? That for every "upgrade" to technology, they seem to introduce more and more defects that are considered acceptable.
USB was hailed as a giant leap forward over dedicated ports, but it has a lag issue that dedicated ports didn't have. Yet, despite this issue, it's still considered better.
LCD panels can have dead or stuck pixels and this is considered acceptable by manufacturers. When was the last time you heard of CRT manufacturers considering it acceptable for their screens to have dead spots in them? Then there's the issue of LCD screens not always updating fast enough to keep up with all the action. Oh and the fact that LCD screens can only display a single resolution, so setting them to anything else will result in the image being scaled up or down to fit the panel's native resolution. CRT monitors used to literally change the resolution to match the signal, so the image was always pixel perfect. Oh, and LCDs don't work with light guns, light pens or any other such tech. But they're better!!!
Computing power has made great leaps forward, but you know what it can't do? It can't read an analog signal as well as a 45 year old Atari 2600. "Well, that's because of analog to digital conversion..." So you're telling me that in the almost half century of "progress", we've lost the ability to accurately read an analog signal? Seems like that would be a huge problem in the scientific field, the medical field, and many other applications. And wasn't the 2600 display composed of pixels? So doesn't that mean that the 2600 converted the analog signal of the paddles into digital data to draw the screen display? So why have we apparently lost that capability?
Came across this whole looking for info on IPS screens since my brand new MSI came with a stuck red pixel. Took a few shots with my cheapy USB microscope and JScreen seems to be helping a bit so I'm going to run a full screen video I also found on TH-cam overnight in hopes that kicks it into gear. If the "noninvasive" attempts don't do it, it's going in for an exchange.
Good video with lots of good info.
Any luck with JScreenFix? My new Dell S2721DGF has three stuck green subpixels.
This video is pure gold, nice work dude
Thanks I needed this, I threw my mouse at the monitor but there were no cracks just the the stuck pixels on it
Same case
I first try whispering sweet nothings to faulty pixels. If that method doesn't work, I resort to vain insults and empty threats.
I flicked a dead pixel with my finger on my monitor and it fixed immediately! Pretty amazing and simple method not stated in the video…
how did you flicked? Slit or what ?))
@@ChuzMaps that's a good question
May 2022: I just want to say the jscreenfix and use of a damp cloth to "massage" the area worked to eliminate the stuck pixel entirely. Thank you for this video that's still helping people!
Ips display ?
@@tomofthepops Unfortunately not, I have the Dell S2716DG which is a TN panel
@@urbanmarinecc ah ok, I just got an ips monitor and got a green stuck pixel, trying to get if of it so I don't have to bother with the stress of returning.
@@tomofthepops Doesn't hurt to try though dude :) hope it works out for ya
@@tomofthepopsDid you manage to fix it?
What about VA? I just bought a 4K 32" VA monitor and there is one single dead pixel in the corner and one bigger spot of multiple dead pixels, decided to return it as it was a free option in the shop, but it would be nice to know more about VA panels as I'm going to look for another one.
solved ?
Thanks now I see all the messed up pixels on my monitor. I never gave it a thought until now.
0:05 warranty still exists.
my keyboard literly died while watching your video what were the chances?
Thank you for the video.
My monitor is over 10yrs old, still works great and has always had a green pixel.
I bought a BenQ EX2710 monitor that arrived yesterday and had a hot pixel so I returned It today and I also got another one today (long story) and this one has 2 stuck pixels that look greenish, I am also sending this one back and got another replacement coming on Thursday but figured I could try something simple to try and get rid of the stuck pixel before that one arrives to cancel the replacement. I'm going to try jscreen. Awesome video.
I appreciate your impatience & honesty.So much so I subscribed. You probably saved me the trouble of going down the same overly aggressive path you took that pixel when pressing down so hard on it.
Dont put honesty and so together theres a godamn link now
i accidently dropped my phone on the floor then half of the screen was just green. Is it a dead pixel i got there?
My brain:
brain.exe has exploded with information spilling over the floor
Not all light would be blocked. The polarizing filters wouldn't be completely blocking. There looks like there's still be some space left.
This video is so informational. Really appreciate man! Gonna try to fix my laptop display having a TN panel. The display turns on but the brightness is just too low, for all of the pixels on the screen. I can see the content on screen when I put a flash light directly on the screen. What do you think could solve this? Thanks!
Hmm sounds like an issue with the backlight, potentially
@@ThioJoe I see, I'm gonna try to fix it now. Thanks!
I got dead pixel on Asus TUF VG259QM that I bought last black friday. Sent it right back and got perfect working screen back in couple of days.
I have only 1 pixel turns white on black color, black on white and green screen, and not visible on red and blue screen.
Is it worrying issue or normal.
Anxiety has never been higher
Love From India Thio Joe ❤🙏
You are also an Indian!
Me too
All I did, with my TN/LCD monitor on, was put my finger in a microfiber cloth, apply medium pressure on the affected pixel, then turned the monitor off keeping that pressure on. Then, I turned the monitor back on. Then, I removed the pressure, and my stuck green pixel was gone! ! !
It worked for me years ago (more than ten) on a very cheap lcd tv. I had a permanent and bright magenta pixel almost in the center of the screen. Tapping the pixel for a while with my bare finger solved the problem for a month, and then it came back. I did the same procedure for a little bit longer and it desappeared forever.
i thought my monitor has a dead pixel but its just a dust behind the glass/plastic protector
i have a dead subpixle right in my focus area in a certain game, i think it is just there to piss my off.
My sister threw a toy at the TV. Now whenever I watch TV on it theres this HUGE white box blocking almost half of the screen and it's SO ANNOYING!! Please help!
just had a stuck pixel for 3 minutes
i went directly to searching because the monitor is not cheap at all
and then i literally tapped it with my nail and it went back to normal
that probably was one of the funniest moments of my life
that tap wasn't gentle/light at all
I JUST GOT ONE AGAIN
instantly did the same thing i did here... worked.
Got this on my Dell's 1440p Monitor on about 4 years of use.
Never got dead pixels on any old monitor I have used.
I hate Planned obsolescence.
Got to solve temporarily my dead row of pixels after about 2 weeks, mainly by leaving the monitor's background light at 100% and using normally. It got normal first, then I lowered the brightness and it soon cameback.
Pixel Flashing tools were used for about 6 hours, without noticing any improvement.
This video I can definitely use. I rescued a Sony Vaio 3ghz HT Pentium 4 I'm going to use as a fun little XP era gaming machine it came with a sharp brand office lcd screen I'm planning to use as second display for cheatcodes/game guides It has a pixel in the lower left that is always stuck at first but about 10 15 minutes it fixes it's self
I'd say it's a stuck blue/green pixel
there was about ten black dead pixels on my screen now after massaging the screen I got a hole black spot on my screen thank you dude
I once had a moving cluster of black pixels. Turned out, it was a thrips bug which somehow went between the glass panels.
Fortunately, it did not die, but found the edge of the screen.
If I had pressed on the screen, I might have killed it (and spilling it's internals).
What's really REALLY annoyting is when that dead pixel is actually a thunderbug that decided to crawl into your sealed screen houseing and die right in the middle of your new macbook display.