Shield Tablet Color Shift - Shield Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

A while ago (I'm thinking about 1-2 months ago) I was randomly using my tab when all the color changed. At that point the device was 100% stock. It happened off and on for a while with increasing frequency and a simple restart or leaving the device with the screen off for a bit would fix it. Tonight, it happened twice (so far) and the restart doesn't seem to be fixing the issue. The device has never run a custom OS and I unlocked the boot loader only to return to KitKat to see if that would fix the problem, but while running KK it has appeared again :'(
The shift also appears on the boot logo, appears purple when it should be green, so I'm pretty sure it isn't a rogue app
Does anybody know what could be the problem?

a_serving_of_fries said:
A while ago (I'm thinking about 1-2 months ago) I was randomly using my tab when all the color changed. At that point the device was 100% stock. It happened off and on for a while with increasing frequency and a simple restart or leaving the device with the screen off for a bit would fix it. Tonight, it happened twice (so far) and the restart doesn't seem to be fixing the issue. The device has never run a custom OS and I unlocked the boot loader only to return to KitKat to see if that would fix the problem, but while running KK it has appeared again :'(
The shift also appears on the boot logo, appears purple when it should be green, so I'm pretty sure it isn't a rogue app
Does anybody know what could be the problem?
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Sounds like a hardware issue. You should probably contact Nvidia support.

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sonny24 said:
Has anyone had or experienced the "Blue screen of DEATH" well thats what im calling it.
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3mel said:
back in the latter days of flashing S4 custom roms there would be the occasional user who couldn't boot and it turned out that there was some detail in the roms that didn't work with some 3rd party LCD screens.
check the reviews for what you bought and see if you are alone or not.
the issue with those screens was fixed by the devs so if nothing else you might be able to go custom with it.
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