There is some code to check broken pixels on SLCD screen when i buying NS?
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You can install a dead pixel test app, but you still got to see thr faulty pixels yourself.
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rentaric said:
You can install a dead pixel test app, but you still got to see thr faulty pixels yourself.
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Anyone know how to fix a dead pixel i have on the inspire s-lcd thank u
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No awnser
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Replace the lcd. It's the only fix for a dead pixel.
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send it in for warranty and get a new one. That's the easiest to fix it .
Does one dead pixel really bother you? Who's to say the replacement wont also have a dead pixel or two?
Few apps on the market to try, one called dead pixel detect. Another one that scrambles the screen to try to unstick the pixel, but I forget the name...something like jd pixel or something. Worth a shot.
You can try an app called JScreenFix. Run it for at least 10 minutes and stop anytime afterwards. I found two pixels that changed color and ran this program, but it didn't help me. I think the pixels were fine, but it might have been the touch sensors above it that refract the color of the pixels.
Good luck with finding a solution.
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the pixel is a lot of different colors tried j fix didnt work.
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I was told by HTC Customer support that if you encounter what appears to be a dead pixel, do a few tests to check it out.
First they told me to take a " black picture " by covering the camera up and snapping a shot. They said to examing the pixel closely and see if it flickers and to see exactly what color it was.
HTC states that if it is white or gray then it is a dead pixel or " Unresponsive Pixel "
HTC states that if it flickers or is any color other then gray or white, then to take the battery out and let the phone set for about 10 - 15 minutes. Turn it back on and reinspect the effected pixel. If that doesn't work, they will replace with HTC Warranty Exchange and send you a New " not refurb " phone.
I got my new phone in 3 days after making the phone call.
thanks ill send it out
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My Nexus S screen falshes don't know why?? Kernel = Maramite 8.4
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kkkhattak said:
My Nexus S screen falshes don't know why?? Kernel = Maramite 8.4
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Flashes? Green flash? Voodoo gamma settings are too low.
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My Nexus S screen falshes don't know why?? Kernel = Maramite 8.4
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Hi There,
It Might Be the problem in the Display connectors eithe of the screen or mainboard. I too own a Nexus S and had a problem with screen it flashed b itself and many strange colours came by it. This is called the Magnetic Blur
well if you have a knowledge how to disassemble nexus s it would be great. Because you will need to Disassemble your Nexus S and clean the 2display connectors with a soft brisled brush or a tooth brush. First clean the Dsplay connector adjoined to the Screen then the One Adjoined to the Mainboard. If You Dont How how to Disassemble Nexus S
Follow This Video Tutorial its very easy. This Video tutorial is for GT-I9020 Nexus S but applies for all The Nexus S varients
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dYB5wiFFIno
Hi all, I post here, because I found something very strange on my Nexus 5.
I bought it two weeks ago. Last week I found 4 dead pixels on the screen, so I planned to call Google.
But yesterday I wanted to watch a film with "MX Player" and when the software start, all dead pixels disappear ! Does anyone know what is happening and how solve this problem ? This will avoid me having to contact Google...
Thank you
Most likely they were " stuck pixels " not dead
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dia_naji said:
Most likely they were " stuck pixels " not dead
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Yes, but when I leave "MX Player", they appear again..
I can see them in recovery too.
Thanks for the help.
My screen is shaking or vibrating just a little. If I go to the stock recovery and look at the highlightet text I can see that the text is vibrating. Am I the only one? It is barely noticable during a booted up system, but it is anoying.
Do you have a solid screen in stock recovery?
Yes
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is it like the pixels are wobbling? i have this on my padfone 2
You mean screen flicker?
Sounds defective to me.
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adey64 said:
is it like the pixels are wobbling? i have this on my padfone 2
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Yes wobbling, but just a little. You only see it when you stare at the higlighted text in recovery, but just the highlighted.
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bitdomo said:
Yes wobbling, but just a little. You only see it when you stare at the higlighted text in recovery, but just the highlighted.
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i think this is a normal phenomenon for lcd being its liquid crystals, but thats just my guess
adey64 said:
i think this is a normal phenomenon for lcd being its liquid crystals, but thats just my guess
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Probably my eyes is tricking me or I was not aware of this wobbling thing for 3 years, because now I see wobbling my optimus 2x's screen.
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Try showing it to someone else without saying anything, you might only perceive it to be "shaking" because you believe it is there and are looking for it.
I have just received a refurbished nexus 5 and i noticed a rather distracting blemish on the screen under the glass (on the status bar to the left of the wifi icon), it's not a solid colour so i don't think it's dead pixels, it's more of a shadow and it's barely visible when the phone is in landscape but flip the phone portrait and there it is.
I have never seen anything like it before so it would be interesting to find out what it is and if i can fix it easily myself.
Sent it back and get another
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I'm taking it in for repair on Monday but i just wanted to know what it was before i went and if it's easy to fix or not
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Couldn't even see what was wrong
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Couldn't even see what was wrong
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Look at the left side of the screen, about 2/5ths of the way down
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It's a defect, don't waste your energy trying to explain it further. Send it back for a new one.
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It's a defect, don't waste your energy trying to explain it further. Send it back for a new one.
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I have been waiting a few weeks now for the place i bought it from to get in some new stock but they haven't as of yet.
It would have been nice to know what the defect is and if it's easy to fix so i know if it's worth taking it in for repair