Hi guys! Appears I have a stuck pixel. I have tried JScreenFix - Fix stuck pixels and screen burn-in and no profit. But, do you think the pixel massage is 100% reliable? I
don't want to screw the monitor up. Are there other ways to fix it?
Thanks!
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Are you sure it's a stuck pixel and not a dead pixel? If JScreenFix didn't work... try it again? >.<
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I got the exact same problem too, since day one I got this laptop. Blue stuck pixel, only on darker background colors. Any help on how to get rid of it would be nice.
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By the way, the stuck pixel is on my ASUS ML238H monitor.
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It's not stuck only on dark backgrounds, it's always stuck. You just don't notice it on bright/white backgrounds because it would be on anyway.
The 'stuck pixels' programs don't always work, if they do you should consider yourself lucky. Depending on the manufacturer's pixel policy, there's likely nothing you can do about it except get used to it. You should call the ASUS warranty number and complain about it and see if they'll replace it for you. -
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Call the manufacturer, outside of running those programs there's really nothing to be done that I know of.
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Unfortunately all LCD's are prone to this as it's inherent to the technology. I remember buying the first generation Sony PSP back in 2005 and all four PSP's I tried had displays with stuck pixels. I got so tired of seeing them I returned it to Best Buy for a refund.
Thank goodness things are so much better than say 5 years ago. I rarely see a stuck or dead pixel on any of my LCD displays. -
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Oh well, I will be laughed hard by the vendor...
First time I went in : ASUS ML238H with a stuck pixel. Changed to the Samsung TV 2270FHD.
Second time : The TV has a broken HDMI port. I come in, and change to te ML238H again.
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you can't do anything.. your just unlucky.. RMA time.
Panther214
Got a stuck pixel, help appreciated.
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by Phistachio, Jan 2, 2011.