Horrible corner of 27XI HP Pavilion backlight bleeding / glow.

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• Backlight bleed Edge 15

  Hey all,.

  I had a post a few months ago, but it has been mixed around and did not answer, probably because the edge was still new and was not yet listed on the Lenovo site.

  Anyway, I'm having a problem of backlight villain, and I wonder if it's worth to send it to repair. I have attached an image, and you'll notice in the upper left, and about 2/3 left in the upper right there is a fairly large yellow glow. Is this normal?

  

  Thanks in advance for answers!

  Needs, no. Expected, Yes.

  This is an excellent example of some horrible backlight bleed.

• Unacceptable backlight bleed with Dell U2414H - credit refused to Dell or upgrade

  5 days ago bought 2 monitors a U2414H Dell and DELL UP2516D in Hong Kong.

  The Dell U2414H a lot of backlight bleeding, the worst thing is the ugly yellow glow really distinct on the upper left, visible even in office lighting. The backlight bleeding was acceptable limit if this not that hideous yellow glow in the corner of a whole new monitor.

  The DELL UP2516D, I have not had any problems with it at all.

  Dell sent support some pictures and asked for credit/upgrade to the DELL UP2516D, but was denied a response:

  "We verify that this is a normal matter. Because it's the technique of back-lighting, all the monitor will be this phenomenon. It is not hardware issue, so we can't support you for the UP2516D upgrade or the refund. »

  

  I had a lot of monitor in my life, it's not normal or acceptable.

  Help, please

  It's the Forum USA, so you will need to re - contact Customer Support for your country. That U2414H does not meet our specifications from manufacturer of uniformity of the backlight. They do not follow the Dell return policy. Inside of 30 days of the invoice date, you can get a refund for ANY reason any. Don't like us for like exchanges, so that they are correct in saying you can't return the U2414H and get the UP2516D.

• Warranty does cover backlight bleeding on Satellite A300-1JH

  Hello.

  I would like to know if backlight bleeding to a laptop (it of bad enough, nearly half of the screen is gray instead of black) can be solved with warranty. They change the display or give me a new model? Or are they taking action at all?

  I can always return the laptop that 10 days have not passed since I bought it, but I want to keep it if they can change the display. In it's current condition, it is unusable on a long term.

  First, you will need to contact the ASP in your country and the ASP technician must check the display / laptop if there is really a bad screen work.

  But listen mate...
  I read in other forums on the display of the symptoms that you describe in your ad and something like which is also visible on LCD TV s and to be honest, it s not a malfunction. They are simply properties of LCD.

  However, you can contact the ASP and the technician could provide more details on this symptom

  Good bye

• U2913WM backlight bleeding

  Hello

  Ive got myself one of these 'affordable' ultra wide gems. They have really beautiful colors, sharpness, usability etc.  But until you have something really dark night on them = C.

  Short background: Ive branch a week ago and found out that after the warm-up (say 2 hours), boring backlight bleed appears down right next to the buttons. Ive called Dell Support me am replacement, they mail send again and the next DAY same courier picks up an old.

  Left monitor is NEW REPLACEMENT, everything is 'old', I bought the week.

  http://postimg.org/Gallery/dpxp93e/91f1a32f/

  Apartment minor backlight bleed all around them (Yes, technology), they both weird 'feature' of the purge of backlight next to the buttons (bottom right), which will appear after good warm-up! And left a (replacement) is slightly visible even in Office work as dark-VisualStudio etc.
  To comment on my pictures, it's difficult to take realistic pictures, IPS glow really take in the way here, I tried my best with the Nokia N8. However you will see in the movies dark night. Two low bleeding are caused by the bottom edge, in my humble OPINION preasuring show slightly inward. It spoils a bit otherwise nice monitors. And Yes both having beside yeach other even for a night makes you immunne against doubt if you chose a "too large", its awesome.
  So my question is what do you think? I'm whiney?

  TLDR: Left a replacement, right 'old of the week' a. What do you think?

  Edit: link

  g0r4k,

  We do not test/measure our monitors in a dark room. We use standard office lighting. But, according to photos, it is within our specifications from manufacturer for difference in backlight.

• Just unpacked my set of three U2713HM monitors and they suffer from horrible yellow backlight bleeding

  I'm looking for help on some questions with my 3 new monitors Dell U2713HM. They all suffer bleeding strong backlight yellow in the low left corner. 2 monitors, you can also see a few on top/top right. If it was just normal white bleeding I could swallow, but this affects the image quality when the games, watching a movie or image display. It is also visible hatching effect on them, but that I'm not too concerned about. Even in bright transom, the purge and image change is observable. I have pictures of the problem as well in a dark room to show better on camera, as well as with a bright light to show that it is always present. I also have a copy of the image on the screen and used for the test. Please advise on the next step. It is a fairly expensive purchase and I can't settle for such a quality of image.

  https://drive.Google.com/folderview?ID=0Bxh3qat2OYelNjVFaWkxUzRuX0k&USP=sharing

  Tous3 are almost PERFECT! It's so awesome! I'm really excited. You have no idea how frustrated and crazy, I was when I opened first my original set and wanted to crush. This justifies my expenses and restore my faith in Dell. I have never owned all Dell monitors, but had always heard the best reviews on the Ultrasharp series. My first experience was full of disappointment, but things are on the right track now!

  Thanks for taking care of me! You have definitely won yourself a new loyal customer. Thank you also for your Poorna the Customer Service representative who handled my case. She has done very well, convinced me to try a new game despite already purchsed one set of Asus 1440 p monitos. She took the time to listen and understand my concerns and the situation, she offered me a fair compensation and promised me that I will not be disappointed with my next batch. She mentioned that they would be personally tested for issues I mentioned. I don't know if this is the case, but in any event, she made a promise and you guys delivered. Now, I just need to redirect the old game and return the other monitors where I have been.

  Thank you!

• Backlight bleed U2713HM / yellowish lower left corner

  First of all I have not directly buy from dell so I do not know how this effects returns. I received my monitor in the last week. I bleed backlight on my monitor which can be seen in the images of gray / black. It is noted throughout the day. I also cover quite visible cross on white / light gray backgrounds but my bad camera would not be able to show that if I didn't try. I'll add some pictures, but I don't have a camera very good with me, only my phone so it's difficult to take pictures, but I tried. Please ignore the white dots, as this seems to be something to do with my camera :/ All with contrast 70. brightness of 100. I have a revision A01 manufactured in April 2013. Thanks for any advice or help,

  Rob.

  

  brightness 50

  

  Dark - light 100

  

  Brightness of 50 black

  

  EDIT:

  Photo requested to the factory default.

  

  

  Rob-cook,

  You must set the contrast to 75 and the brightness to 75 which are the default values. Dell monitors have no specification 100% backlight uniformity. If this is unacceptable to you, contact the seller and return it for credit. We can not you credit since you do not buy from us.

• U2715H, the issue of consistency & backlight bleeding

  I just got my U2715H two days ago and I noticed the color of the screen backlight is not uniform (on the left side has a pink tint and brightness levels vary up and down). I also bleed backlight. I find it
  unacceptable when paying $650 for a monitor during my previous $150 we not had one of these questions. Please tell me that there is a defect.

  Check your message private to me.

• Backlight bleeding U2413 Acceptable?

  I have a U2410 with a warranty exchange for 5 years and has recently developed a black streak running on a diagonal across the middle. I have contacted Dell about this and sent them pictures. They approved the Exchange, and subsequently, I received a U2413 as a replacement. Right now, I have my old U2410 and the U2413. When I created the U2413 to see what she looked like, I noticed severe bleeding backlight. I was wondering if there are any other U2413s with less bleeding (or), or is it the standard? This is a rev A00 with a Jan 2014 date of manufacture. The photos below are very accurate compared to what I see, sitting in front of the screen.

  Room bright enough (overhead lighting):

  

  No light in the room (just for reference):

  

  N ° you wrote, "the photos below are very accurate compared to what I see", which to me means that the pictures you posted are not your specific U2413. But instead, captured from the web. I never said that the U2413 was not "your". If the photos are of your specific U2413, then the intermediate circle 3 "has a deviation, so you can ask another Exchange used/given to nine.

• iPad 2 Air backlight bleeding problem

  Hello world

  I let down my iPad 2 Air (warranty expired) with my case of 50cm in height, and then my screen bleed a few lights. There is not a crack, touch screen and other functions are operational.

  I heard iPad Air 2 has a unibody screen, if the screen change cost more than 1000 + RM, then it is not really meaningful. Why not buy a new one, you know.

  I wonder - is it necessary to change the entire screen? or just a connector problem?

  

  To determine what the problem is, the iPad needs to be tested. Take it to an authorized service provider.

• U2414H backlight bleed

  My new U2414H I have a mass purge of backlight. The previous was already exchanged cause there was also a mass purge of backlight. Right now I don't know what do more. Here are pictures of the monitor. When I play games or watch a movie, the light is quite visible on dark images and it bothers my eyes.

  The brightness of this photo is on 35

  [img] http://i.imgur.com/cHVoWGR.jpg [line]

  And on this one is failing 75

  [img] http://i.imgur.com/ubmPpyq.jpg [line]

  I would say it is out of our specifications from manufacturer of uniformity of the backlight. But, understand, we do not have a 100% guarantee of same backlight uniformity. The sides and the corners will be different from that of the centre. All you can do is keep doing exchanges.

• HP Pavilion 27xi Pavilion 9180: Pavilion watch 27xi

  I bought 4 of these 27xi of Pavilion for two workstations at Costco and think that I must return.  I am now faced with a problem with one where after commissioning there is a 4 "x 4" box where the monitor is just blacked out. When I restart sometimes it will go away. It may take several reboots to do. I turned as just the screen works a few times and then it will go away. All of these are purchased at the same time so I think thet all will begin to die on me like that?

  I've read through the forums and someone posted that HP does not support really win 10 with drivers.

  I also had this problem with the monitor with win 7 pro until I recently updated for free, hoping the 10 victory would solve the problem. If it was the operating system, then all four of these monitors would be to have questions.

  I also did a factory reset and that did not help.

  After migrating to win 10, now all the task bar icons appear on both monitors for each workstation, which is the best.  I checked and have the updated drivers for monitors. When I searched the HP site for the resolutions he comes, says to restart your machine but nothing beyond that did not.

  The funniest part of this is when the computer starts and restarts, it will show the screen turned on properly, and then only then by default is the blackened area. It's as if she is capable, but something makes it just by default with blackened area. Then after a few off and ons the blackened area will disappear. It's like he needs to warm up or something.  I spent a lot of money on these monitors and assumed that they would last longer than about 2 years.

  There is no option to select the monitors for any product here and no issue that works for this. Please move this to the best location when it exists. Not obvious from there where it would be.

  I would like to upload a photo of him, but I don't see a way to do it here.

  Hi @Trillium,
  
  Please become a member of the HP's Support Forums. I understand that you have a problem with the monitor showing a black square. I'll be happy to help you.

  Please see the documents to HP Flat Panel monitors LCD - Monitor is empty.

  With the monitors, there is very little for troubleshooting. Make sure of course connected to the cycle wall and power. Check that the cables are connected correctly.

  Regarding the computer, if it is the HP Pavilion Elite e9180t desktop PC, all drivers for Windows 10 comes from Microsoft or the manufacturing of components. for example Radeon or GeForce video card.

  Please keep me informed of the progress of things.

  If you need help, let me know and I will gladly make all that I can to help you.

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• Backlight serious bleeding on 40L7355DB

  Just opened my new TV last night, it's my LCD Toshiba 3rd in a row, I update usually about every 4-5 years...

  Everything on TV is fantastic apart from the ruined backlight bleeding around the edges and also a few fixes to the middle. I got a fully backlit system for the quality of the image, is it normal that this is the case?

  It is at risk of completely backlit? Is the hardware or software problem? A firmware update would do the trick? Can someone jump in and help?

  Thanks for reading.

  > Everything on TV is fantastic apart from the ruined backlight bleeding around the edges and also a few fixes to the middle.

  I realize that there could be several reasons for the purge of backlight (fatal, flashlighting, etc.). According to my experience all LED and LCD TVs will have some effects of clouding because it is a common side effect of this technology.
  In most cases, you could reduce this cloudiness trying to play with the display settings. Generally, this should help to reduce these effects to min.

  If not, you could ask a technician to view and check the TV Panel

• is there a pilot of apple for Pavilion 27xi ips monitor operating system?

  I bought two 27xi monitors Pavilion IPS at Costco to go with my new Mac Mini.  I can't to scale properly, leaving a picture too large for screen... what not allowing me to see most of my icons at the bottom of the screen or control in the top part.   Are there additional drivers available?  I do not have a cd player, but suspect that there is in any case no apple on the disk driver...

  Ever the team spirit... I thought about it.  There is a setting called "underscan" which had to be moved to the extreme right (more) which fixed the problem.

• Burst of corner ZR2440w

  Out of the box my new ZR2440w showed horrible bright spots in four corners when displaying dark colors, even in low light (30%), the lower left corner being the worst. Similar to the glow of slab IPS, but in static part (backlight bleeding?). Lightly press the bezel on the sides moved around a little points of light.

  Surprisingly, after using the monitor for two days, this problem seems to have erased partly itself - to a point where it is still noticeable, but * almost * acceptable as normal IPS glow. And it's not not my getting used to the effect; photos I took really show reduced points of light.

  Is it normal that these screens to need time to 'settle '? Is this a problem of build quality? Should I expect that to improve over time or is it disturbing?

  Thank you for the information. I did further research, and you try a second monitor has verified what I suspected. Basically, it's a reflection of the LCD under the cover, or essentially backlight bleeding. It's not a default and shared by all, and not much can be done to clear the bleeding. It helps to clarify the situation for you?

  Mario