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Defective Pixels

Discussion in 'Tech Support' started by Solomon, Nov 23, 2007.

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  1. Solomon

    Solomon Heir

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    Nov 23, 2007 #1
    I got a new monitor this morning (after trial after tribulation after annoyance, of course), and got home, plugged it in, and found a nice red pixel stuck in the middle of my screen. I tried to replace it, but the store was sold-out.

    Anyone have any suggestions for how to get rid of it?
     
  2. Richard

    Richard Supreme Mugwump

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    Nov 24, 2007 #2
    Yes, buy a new monitor. One of my own monitor's has a stuck pixel too. Either you can ignore it, which is usually easy to do, unless you actively look for it. I for the most part ignore the one my monitor has.
     
  3. Solomon

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    ...Nevermind. I decided to try the tapping method again. It didn't work that well the first time, but this time I completely eliminated it. Stuck Pixel is stuck no longer.

    ...And I already tried to replace it, as mentioned in the previous post.
     
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