How to repair LCD burn-in and stuck pixels

In our previous blog post, 2 surprising facts that you might not know about your computer, we mentioned about how your LCD monitor might get "burned" by displaying the same image all day. This occurrence is called “burn-in” and there is also an occurrence called “stuck pixel”. So what is image “burn-in” and stuck pixel how does this happen?

Image Burn-In
Image burn-in is a problem with old CRT monitor or TV but with LCD, it is less susceptible. Burn-in or sometimes called “ghost image” happens when a monitor (CRT or LCD) is showing the same or repetitive image all day and left traces of previous images on the screen. It's the same effect as when you staring an object with a static background and suddenly shift your view to a blank sheet of paper. You will see traces of the object outlines sometimes the whole object on the blank paper. That is what image burn-in is. 

Stuck Pixels
Defective pixel or commonly referred to as stuck pixel is an occurrence when one particular pixel in a screen, is not changing its color to the colors to what is supposed to be. Usually represented by a dark dot or a bright dot, this occurrence happens only in LCD monitors. It is sometime incorrectly referred to as ‘”dead pixel”, which usually resulting from manufacturing glitch or lacking of power to the pixel. Stuck pixels are repairable by using simple tool but dead pixel will require support from manufacturer to repair. 

So how do you repair LCD burn-in or stuck pixel?
Both LCD burn-in and stuck pixel is repairable using a simple tool and usually won’t take you more than 10 minutes to solve it. The tool is called JScreenFix from http://www.jscreenfix.com. It has more than 60% success rate, it is easy to use, no need to install any software and best of all, its FREE!

To get started
1. Open your browser and type in http://www.jscreenfix.com

2. Scroll down and click on Launch JScreenFix

3. You browser will turn to black screen with a box as below. Move the box with stuck pixel or burn-in image and let it sit there for 10 minutes and voila. You issue is fixed now! 

Simple isn’t it? With new technology evolving day-by-day, I’m sure the issue will be solved sooner or later. Until then, we have JScreenFix to help us resolves this issue.

Good luck in trying! If you have any question, you can always contact us at +65 83890390