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Ways to find dead pixels?

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Well, are there any programs I can use to see if there are any dead pixels? Thanks

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http://www.strony.toya.net.pl/~awulkiew/?page=pixelrepairer〈=en I use this all the time. use the checkerboard pattern on a VGA display and hit auto calibrate, you will get a perfectly calibrated image. but its main purpose is finding and possibly fixing dead pixels

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Well, are there any programs I can use to see if there are any dead pixels? Thanks

For dead pixels display a white image or something, so that your entire screen is white. You should see black spots/pixels if you have dead pixels. 

 

For stuck pixels display a black image or something, then follow the same process. This time though, look for any pixels that aren't black.

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Take this image, drag it to your desktop, and put it in Full Screen.

 

And look closely at every pixel.

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