Guys, I just recieved the Hyndai 19" L90D+ 8ms LCD the other day, and well, it looks great!! However, at the middle BOTTOM, about 1 inch or so above the plastic part there is a BLUE dot, but it only shows when the screen is black. I was told DEAD pixels look something else. I was also told that blue indicates the pixel is STUCK, if so what can I do to fix it, I tried rubbing it, but maybe I am doing it wrong or something. Please let me know as soon as you can guys, thanks!
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Do I have a dead pixel?
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My laptop screen has an intertmittently stuck on red pixel almost exactly dead-center. It sometimes stays on for a few days, goes off, and then works properly for weeks before it becomes stuck on once again. Strange.
In addition, our Samsung 173P arrived with a stuck on red pixel about six months ago. Fortunately, it began working properly a few days later and has not been a problem since. Perhaps you'll get lucky, too, and your problem will just go away. Frankly, I have no idea if what I've experienced is normal, weird, or just plain luck.
In addition, our Samsung 173P arrived with a stuck on red pixel about six months ago. Fortunately, it began working properly a few days later and has not been a problem since. Perhaps you'll get lucky, too, and your problem will just go away. Frankly, I have no idea if what I've experienced is normal, weird, or just plain luck.
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Yeah, it's stuck or dead pixel. I think the only difference is that one is black and the other is blue or red. It seems to be pretty commonplace for large LCD's. I guess more pixels = more pixels that can get stuck/die.
Be glad it's not in the center of your screen. I've had one on both of my last 2 monitors, but luckily they were both hovering near the address bar of my web browser, so I rarely noticed.
Be glad it's not in the center of your screen. I've had one on both of my last 2 monitors, but luckily they were both hovering near the address bar of my web browser, so I rarely noticed.