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white pixels on green screen
- Thread starter Draziom
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yeah when i use different color screens like black, yellow, blue, red, green, white etc.. the only one i can see a lighted pixel is on a green screen. does this mean its a stuck green pixel? looking up close it kinda has a greenish glow. i tried massaging it with a wet cloth and pressed a bit but it wont dissapear.
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yeah when i use different color screens like black, yellow, blue, red, green, white etc.. the only one i can see a lighted pixel is on a green screen. does this mean its a stuck green pixel? looking up close it kinda has a greenish glow. i tried massaging it with a wet cloth and pressed a bit but it wont dissapear.
white pixels on a totally green screen means the red and blue sub-pixels in them are stuck. If you look real real close at those pixels while using the other colors you'l notice they're probably not quite the right color compared to the rest of the screen. (e.g blue and red screens the pixels will be purple, yellow and orange screens will also make them white). Since the pixels aren't stuck when the screen is black, it probably means the electrodes that control the elements of that pixel are shorted together making the whole pixel respond as one unit.
white pixels on a totally green screen means the red and blue sub-pixels in them are stuck. If you look real real close at those pixels while using the other colors you'l notice they're probably not quite the right color compared to the rest of the screen. (e.g blue and red screens the pixels will be purple, yellow and orange screens will also make them white). Since the pixels aren't stuck when the screen is black, it probably means the electrodes that control the elements of that pixel are shorted together making the whole pixel respond as one unit.
"probably means the electrodes that control the elements of that pixel are shorted together making the whole pixel respond as one unit"
yeah i agree with that. its sad on such beautiful lcd monitors that we get bad pixels. i wish there was a way to personally fix these.