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• Bad Pixels on edge Verizon iPhone

  Can contact Verizon support on this topic, I wanted to check here to see if anyone else had an experience or thoughts on my question in particular.

  MY iPhone 6 s more has what appears (to me) as spots of a gray, oily substance between the glass and the screen to the upper left corner. It is possible that they are bad pixels, but I doubt it because this kind of thing tends to develop sort of a line or pattern, it's not. I don't understand how something could possibly have gotten under the glass, but never the less, this is what it looks like to me. Does anyone else have this problem?

  MY main question is that, if I had in mind my phone via Apple iPhone Upgrade Program, it is covered by the AppleCare. Rental through Verizon does not offer that. It would be a manufacturing fault that Apple would have to resolve themselves, without paying me anything? Or is my only choice to buy just a replacement myself? It is currently not annoying me too, but if it has developed a lot, I'm slightly worried that the problem may increase before my next update. I ask only because they don't really look like a problem with any aspect of the pixels for me. The stains seem to

  always just add a few gray to what color it is displayed. If it's blue, it looks like a blue spot more dark than the round him, on white, it looks just Gray, so unless someone knows a case where pixels have changed color, rather that just display a completely different color or no color at all, I'll go with my suggestion of oil as the source of the problem. Technically is not a manufacturing defect, but technically, if made right, nothing of should be able to obtain remarkable screen and glass that is laminated. Unless the iPhone screens are not glued together as all other screens.

  Despite the use of leasing Verizon, Apple still manages warranty issues. If there is a fault in the device and identifies the Apple, they could replace the unit. FYI, bad pixels don't have to follow any type of model. Make an appointment at the Genius bar at the Apple Store nearest to have the material examined by Apple and they will explain your options.

• Satellite M30X with bad pixels

  I have four bad-pixels (black) - Toshiba Satellite M30X. The display resolution is 1280 x 800.
  Perhaps someone knows if I can reclamate it?

  You mean that dead pixels?
  Well, in the forum, you will find many reviews on these dead pixels.

  Check these messages:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=15283&MessageID=55732
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=15124&MessageID=55094

• Qosmio G20-117: bad pixels on the screen and the CD rom does not work

  Hello

  I have a problem with the computer hardware. I got a Qosmio G20-117 and you have a problem with the cdrom and the screen. Got bad pixels on the screen, and cdrom does not work. I live in the United Kingdom, so I tried signing up to them to choose the computer before the computer is out of warranty.

  Whenever I register, it says sorry, an unexpected error has occurred, please try again later. I have tried at least 20 times since yesterday and it doesn't seem to work. I have them even called and they told me, the service is stopped and will be fixed this morning but yet nothing works.

  Any solution?

  Hello

  If you want to contact Toshiba service partner in your country then why you don't call them?
  Toshiba page you will find the database with all service providers in the world.
  http://www.CSD.Toshiba.com/cgi-bin/TAIS/Su/su_gaspLocator.jsp?PF=true

  I don't think that you need to register something apart from the serial number of your laptop. But in my opinion this could also be done at the point of service.

• Why my screen is garbled with bad pixels

  The text for Mozilla (no other programs) is wrong to pixels. Some areas where it is supposed to be a part of the text is white, and some areas that are supposed to be white have other pixels of color.

  It remains like that, even when scrolling. But if I mark the text and then clear the option, this area is fixed.

  I can send a screen shot or two, but I don't see how to send attachments.

  Thank you very much. It works fine now.

• 6.0.2 reading format of the bad pixels

  Hey, I wonder if this is a bug or just my user error. Here's the scoop. I have a master with ProRes HQ is 1920 x 1080 p. When I open it in QT 7 or 10 or VLC, it shows the appropriate proportions. When I open it in the compressor it shows that it is square pixels, 1.00 as it should be. However, when I create a project that matches the file in first 6.0.2 and import it seems fairly tense. If I right click and properties get first sees as 1.333. If I right click and say first to create a sequence corresponding to the queue, it looks the same stretched after I file in the sequence. Any thoughts?

  OSX Lion, updates of the most recent w/CS6

  Sometimes.  That's why Adobe has provided a method to remedy.  Make a right-click on the item in the bin and go edit > interpret footage...  Here, you can set the RETURN to 1.0.

• Problems of pixel on a Satellite P100

  It seems to be a group of pixels that are darker than the rest. When you look at the top screen, they appear lighter and brighter, only visible on dark colors, playing doom3 or Fear, it is not possible to say no. Still, I do a little web brousing. It is difficult to establish how many there are, alough 2 appears darker than the other worse, its almost as if someone has marked with felt pin tip. I tried all the normal stuff to correct this situation including

  Udpixel running for a few hours - no luck
  Update the bios - no luck

  Its many benefits, everyone has met with such a problem, are those classified as bad pixels. Is there a way I can confirm how many, I think there may be 5 or 6 is hard to say definaly more than 4 as superior to 1 pixel square. I don't want to just send it back for them to say this is not bad enough not. I read the PDF policy here.

  going to take the machine down to a local store for a second opinion on how. If they do I'll be creating a reservation through toshiba and contact them next week

  Hello

  I can't tell you much about it, but everything is very well described in this document http://support.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB5400ZD0002R01.htm

  You can also talk to your local dealer and try to exchange your laptop with a new one.

• Help needed-bad in compaq 6910p chart

  Dear friends,

  Need support & help, I have Compaq 6910p with Win xp-2, in my laptop there are a few question in graphics.there's background blue & all videos showing bad pixels, I format operating system, reinstall the graphics drivers + updated bios version F.19.if inti any good idea trying to help me...

  Thnks

  Hello

  also update video codecs

  Check external monitor - if everything's ok, this means that your screen is broken

• Pixel dead or trapped under

  Yesterday, I noticed a black pixel on my Z3 compact screen and when I tested the display by service menu, I realized that my green void pixel is not an answer and so the display shows green color black stay. There is no problem with red or blue color.

  I don't know if it's a dead or stuck pixel and what do I do with it. Can I use for this?

  Hi @Tough_Guy,

  As this also meet you during the screen test, it seems not be a defective pixel.

  According to our warranty information (can be found here) two bad pixels are acceptable, but if you want to get this examined more closely, you should get your phone looked to one of our authorized service centers. Get in touch with your team of Local support for more information on how to proceed if need be.

• Display of Windows Vista, the icons and all THE GRAPHICS suddenly pixelated, appear low quality at the highest resolution and colors

  Please help, out of nowhere on my screen - background, all icons, all graphics (including the Explorer and other programs) have become rough and pixelated and seem very low qualty even if my display is set to the highest resolution management settings and color. I've not been able to find a way to restore and have no idea why it is doing this in the first place. It's really bothering me, it's hard to read (text appears fuzzy and broken up, not smooth and sharp, icons have white or another pixelation around them and do not have the 'look of glass'.) I was wondering if one of the old games my children changed my settings somewhere but I've lived every control panel I find and have not been able to correct the problem.  Even the buttons (back, forward, refresh, etc.) in Explorer have bad pixelation. That's happened? Help! :) Thank you

  I would also update the drivers, firmware or software for your monitor at the same time.  Also, if you have another monitor, swap them to see if the problem goes away or moves - then we can pretty much reduce the question to the screen and not the video card (and if the updated drivers do not resolve this problem, then it's a hardware problem and you can either take a workshop of computer service repair or simply a replacement of purchase screen.)

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

  Lorien - MCSA/MCSE/network + / has + - if this post solves your problem, please click the 'Mark as answer' or 'Useful' button at the top of this message. Marking a post as answer, or relatively useful, you help others find the answer more quickly.

• U2312HM, "clearer" pixel problem

  I recently bought two monitors Dell Ultrasharp U2312HM site Web of Dell Canada, but we have a strange problem, there is a small area of the screen (two very small points to be precise), I noticed where the brightness of the pixels is higher than it should be. Please note that I don't know pixels bright/stuck as change colors normally those pixels, but are simply brighter. This can be easily seen when the background is white, but is present with any color (red/green/blue). Some pictures (sorry for the bad quality, it is not clear from the pictures but with the naked eye is very annoying):
  http://imgur.com/a/iaYDk

  http://imgur.com/MIAKlKB

  The strange thing is that this area "clearer" seems to be "behind" the screen itself and "moves" if I change my point of view by moving my head (looks like a 'hole' in the control panel). I would like to know if this monitor can be replaced and what should I do to start the procedure?

  Thank you

  I have to ship my rear monitor or Dell will pay shipping costs?
  * As long as you have the warranty, we will pay the shipping costs.

  I am outside the 30 days, so I'll be getting a refurbished/used monitor if I understand. I'm not very familiar with refurbished items and I would not receive a monitor in worse conditions than mine (in terms of scratches, bad pixels, etc.).
  * You get the following in the queue. They look not for good, better, or best.

  I know, for example, plus a monitor is used to exit panel color deepens. What is the difference between a monitor used/refurbished and a new?
  * There is no way to answer this question.

  If I'm not happy with the refurbished monitor can I change once again?
  * Yes. You simply go through the whole process to get another used Exchange.

• Hot pixel is covered by the warranty?

  Less than 2 months ago, I bought a Hp Pavilion laptop M4 and lately, I've been experiecing a hot pixel on my screen. It affects especially the performance of the laptop but my OCD comes into play and I constantly watch over the pixel to check if it's still there.

  It shines bright white and I was wondering if it is covered by the warranty.

  For some reason the article Monitor\video is missing from the portal of support for your laptop. I ask HP about this.

  Use this document to see HP warranty test on LCD screen or bad pixels.

• Graphics in InDesign export to PDF pixelated

  I throw a piece of paper, containing a few announcements, stories and features. The ads and the following functions are linked INDD files and contain text and images related to PDF formats, HAVE and PSD.

  I recently acquired CS6. From this point, when I export the project in PDF, many of these linked graphics appear and print badly pixelated. Convert graphics EPS, however, solves the problem: the graphics look good in the PDF. While converting all the EPS graphics would solve the problem, it would be a lot of work that I would rather avoid, if possible.

  The question seems to be in my settings or a corrupted installation, because when I package for the project and send it to a friend, it can export to PDF format without any problem. I do not believe, however, that I changed all the default settings, and we use the same export presets.

  I export my PDF of such as 'Adobe PDF (Print),' using the preset 'press [quality]. I use Win 7 Home.

  Any ideas short of reinstalling? Thank you for advice or suggestions.

  A jpg made from a PDF file on my machine:

  

  The same image, packaged and sent to my friend, who exported them with the same settings. JPG did the same method as the previous one:

  

  Have you tried trashing the prefs? See replace your preferences

  And of course, it is essential that the links are up-to-date.

• Text and vectors from illustrator look pixelated CS6?

  

  I have attached a picture of my question. In Illustrator, my all my text and vector Graphics look badly pixelated, even in 100% zoom. I checked the preferences and anti-aliasing is enabled. If I save my file in PDF format and view it in PDF format, everything looks great. No idea why this is happening? I would appreciate any advice.

  OK, looks like retina was the problem. I installed a software update on an adobe application manager and who has done the trick.

• This could be a new one for you. When I start firefox, my W7 machine loses its aero frame and looks like Windows 95, but worse yet, because the colors are grainy.

  For some reason, starting today, when I open Firefox, immediately the screen turns black momentarily, then icons and task bars turn gray and low resolution, (specifically a Windows 95-skin), images become badly pixelated and almost unreadable fonts (clear type crashes, I presume). Also the number of colors decreases considerably, so that it looks like Windows 95 or even much earlier! I restarted my computer several times, but he won't shake it. This behavior is quite inexplicable. Help, please.

  I am running Firefox 38.0.5 and Windows 7 Service Pack 1, to date, on a 64-bit, 4 GB RAM, Core (TM) 2 Duo CPU P7450 2.13 GHz.

  I took a screenshot, but it does not load in the image box add here.

  Hello, please click on the icons on the desktop firefox, then go to Properties > compatibility. Make sure that none of the parameters are selected...