Unfortunately, dead pixels cannot be fixed. Reason is, that they are a part of LCD / Screen.
Also dead pixels are of two types, Bright (white in color) and Dark (black in color). So how many dead pixels do you have on the screen? Also how many among them are Bright or Dark? Also do they look like a patch?
Please answer to the questions above and if possible also attach a picture of the screenshot where the dead pixel are, for our better understanding. Follow the steps below on how to attach the picture here:
1. Click on rich formatting
2. Then click on insert image icon
3. Then choose your picture by clicking on browse and once its uploaded click insert
Dell-Jyotpal F
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August 2nd, 2013 18:00
Hi zagggg,
Unfortunately, dead pixels cannot be fixed. Reason is, that they are a part of LCD / Screen.
Also dead pixels are of two types, Bright (white in color) and Dark (black in color). So how many dead pixels do you have on the screen? Also how many among them are Bright or Dark? Also do they look like a patch?
Please answer to the questions above and if possible also attach a picture of the screenshot where the dead pixel are, for our better understanding. Follow the steps below on how to attach the picture here:
1. Click on rich formatting
2. Then click on insert image icon
3. Then choose your picture by clicking on browse and once its uploaded click insert
Awaiting for your reply