Dead Pixel Fixer - Stuck Pixel Repair Tool

Attempt to revive stuck pixels on your LCD or OLED monitor by stimulating the screen with rapid color changes.

⚠️ EPILEPSY WARNING: This tool creates rapidly flashing lights. Do not use if you or anyone around you is sensitive to flashing lights.
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How to Fix a Stuck Pixel?

Finding a bright red, green, or blue dot on your expensive monitor is frustrating. This is called a "Stuck Pixel" (different from a "Dead Pixel" which is black). The good news is that stuck pixels are often temporary and can be fixed.

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1. The "Flashing" Method (JScreenFix Style)

The most effective software repair method involves rapidly cycling colors (Red, Green, Blue, White, Black) on the screen. This chaotic stimulation forces the liquid crystals inside the pixel to move rapidly, potentially unsticking them from their frozen state.

2. How to Use This Tool

  • Click the "Start Pixel Fixer" button above.
  • The screen will begin flashing primary colors rapidly.
  • Leave this running for at least 10 to 20 minutes.
  • If the pixel is still stuck, try running it for a longer duration (up to an hour).

3. Stuck Pixel vs. Dead Pixel

It is important to know the difference. A Stuck Pixel is always on (colored), meaning the transistor is stuck letting light through. These have a 60% chance of being fixed. A Dead Pixel is always off (black), meaning the transistor is broken. Dead pixels usually cannot be fixed by software.

Safety Warning

This method involves high-frequency flickering. Do not look at the screen while the fixer is running if you are prone to seizures or migraines. Leave the room or cover the monitor with a cloth.

Flashing Mode Active. Press ESC to Stop.