Dead Pixel Help

[Hawkince]

So on my laptop I have a huge blob of dead pixels about 35, and it's slowly spreading, I need help! No I don't close the lid and no I'm not over heating it. I've tried using pixel fixers such as jscreenfix or undead repair but none of them work. Any ideas?

[ALwin]

Send it back to be serviced.

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So on my laptop I have a huge blob of dead pixels about 35, and it's slowly spreading, I need help! No I don't close the lid and no I'm not over heating it. I've tried using pixel fixers such as jscreenfix or undead repair but none of them work. Any ideas?

i know this sounds crazy but rub the screen where the pixels are , sometimes that gets them to work again, if that doesnt work then send it back to be serviced 

[danomicar]

You could try to install a new display? 

 

But your're way better off contacting the manufacturer and having it repaired through them

[EpicGeekonFire]

Dead pixels are different than stuck pixels.

 

You will need to service it or replace the screen. 

[Security]

Anything above 5 dead pixels is covered by warranty so if you still have it send it back, if not look into replacing the screen as it isn't going to become better nor is there a magic fix.

[danomicar]

Anything above 5 dead pixels is covered by warranty so if you still have it send it back, if not look into replacing the screen as it isn't going to become better nor is there a magic fix.

 

EDIT for the edit: Im an idiot, you're no OP.

[Hawkince]

I'ma see if I can get it serviced, thanks.

[Security]

EDIT for the edit: Im an idiot, you're no OP.

Don't worry my precious, we still love you.

/me starts petting mcfly

[GoodBytes]

Moved thread to Display section.

Your problem sounds like the transistor film of the LCD panel is faulty. There is no fix for this. You need to change the laptop screen.

If the system is under warranty, you should RMA the system for servicing.

If not, see how much it cost to get it fixed outside of warranty. If that is too pricey, and willing to service the laptop yourself, I would ask if you can order the LCD panel for your laptop, also ask the price for A-grade refurbished (that is basically parts from a laptop that was returned within the return window and in perfect working condition, like new). If that is still too expensive, dismantle the laptop, investigate the exact laptop panel you have, and look on ebay for it (yes, it needs to match exactly. It's not like computer monitors).