How To Remove A Stuck Pixel

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Run this Stuck Pixel Remover Video a few times to remover most stuck pixels.
May need to be run a few times to work.

WARNING: DO NOT WATCH IF YOU SUFFER FROM SEIZURES OR HAVE A FAMILY HISTORY OF EPILEPSY.

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[JeppeGutt]

Bet on a colour and then pause

[arttu9]

damn it, the god damn blue dot is still there >_<



[DeltaSquadGO]

PARTY HARD

[snailright]

Oh it's in the description

[snailright]

Epilepsy warning at start or on video title might be nice.

[snailright]

@JeppeGutt Got blue 3 times in a row.

[gavenusman]

I have a BlackBerry Bold 9650 that has a bunch of dead pixels around the center. They started out looking like an evil grin, and now they're just random clusters after about a month of sitting in a box. I ran this video and they seem to have moved (!) but are definitely still there. I have a Treo Pro now though so it doesn't really matter that much. Just wanted to have it again in case I need a back up. Oh well

[ZerthonGT]

My pixel was green, now it's either blue or black this didnt help

[TheUniverseExists]

@AmyJPgh yes, that is correct. The way LCDs work is by using red, green, and blue liquid and projecting light through them. If it is one of those colors, it means that the fluid is simply stuck. If there is no color (black), it means that it doesn't work at all and is dead.