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• Pixel dead on Satellite A200 - 1 MB

  Well, here's the problem. I have an A200 - 1 MB and when my screen starts or when it shows black I ca always see a pixel that displays in red.

  This means that the pixel is dead? Does anyone know a program I could use for this? Can I use the warranty on that?

  Hello

  Very interesting document on dead pixels you will find under http://support.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/TSB5400ZD0002R01.htm

• Dust trapped under the screen of my Lenovo Y580

  I just discovered a (visible dust<1mm size)="" under="" the="" screen="" of="" my="" lenovo="">
  It is located in the middle of the screen and I was very angry with her.

  I thought that the screen of the laptop must be firmly sealed?
  Why is a dust can stuck in there?
  Or is it normal to let dust get in there?
  I should send it to SC to fix it, scare more and more dust in the future will be inside.

  Hi Tennytyy,

  a speck of dust, maybe a pixel dead?

  In any case I suggest you consult the Support technique Lenovo in your area...

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/feedback/detail.page?LegacyDocID=MIGR-76613

  Zehn

• Pixel dead on Satellite P100-347

  Dear all,

  We just bought this great P100-347, and we know that it is one of the most powerful machines on the market. But there is a very annoying defect that we feel that this is something that everyone should be made aware.

  After comparing the different brands of computer on the internet and in several computer stores, we have decided to go for another PC Toshiba laptop. The House and what came as a surprise was when we started for the first time, that we noticed a "glimmer of hope green/white" on the screen. Yes, consistent dead/no pixels. The brilliant green point just seems very annoying and spoils everything.

  Immediately, we called Toshiba global customer. We were informed but expecting a call in 3 days. When we asked if we were to take back to the retailer in hopes of an Exchange or expect from Toshiba for the reminder. After searching the Internet for problems of dead pixels, we found that many people on this website have the dead pixel problem.

  We like Toshiba and continues to buy the Toshiba brand, we hope to get this fault recognised by society. We would be grateful if a repair or replacement service may be provided.

  Our view is that, turn on the computer right there in the shop after completing the purchase, in this way, if there is no default, it makes the resolution easier and faster for all parties involved and then you can just take home your perfect and beloved machine without a worry in the world.

  Fingers crossed for our new Toshiba fixed/replaced.

  Hello

  I understand you very well.
  During my investigation in this forum, I found some comments and advice on issues of pixel dead on laptop screens.
  Usually it is not big thing to do because there is a kind of tolerance of dead pixels.

  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB5400ZD0002R01.htm

  Only if the number of dead pixel is larger, then the number described in the document above the ASP will replace the screen.
  The best advice is to go back to the dealer and replace the notebook.

  I think you should also check this document on dead pixels
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ350079001NR01.htm

  Good bye

• Satellite X 200-pixel dead and guaranteed

  Hello.

  I counted two dead in mine satellite x 200 lcd pixels.
  If I bring my laptop for repair under warranty, did they replace lcd?

  How many dead pixels are to warranty service?
  Toshiba guarantees that they laptops will have any dead pixels?

  Thank you.

  Do you know Toshiba knowledge base Portal?
  You can make it there
  http://EU.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/-> download-> Knowledge Base & support

  Here, you can search for different documents, FAQ and TSB!

  I searched and found these docs:
  [LCD displays - information about the technology and pixel screen fault tolerance | http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/FAQ8702EI0000R01.htm]

  You will find all the details about the dead pixel policy!

  See you soon

• Pixel dead Satellite L500-017 - HDD is moved to another laptop?

  I recently got a laptop Toshiba Satellite L500-017 (recently as in, like, 4 days ago) and the bloody screen ALREADY has a dead pixel.

  I intend to trade him because he is still under warranty, but my question is this; they will replace the whole laptop, or they will be able to move the hard disk to another computer?
  Considering that I've already implemented so (80 GB of programs and music) on my laptop and the amount of time that I got it before he messed up, I think that it's just that they actually past it to spare me the time.

  I mean, Holy crap I have yet a week and the screen has a dead pixel! What kind of manufacturing is it?
  I would not normally receive so angry, but in such a short period of time, it's already messed up, and that is it pissing me just off the coast. I know that it is a single pixel, but I don't know if it'll be only a pixel, considering how long it took to arrive.

  So my question is this;
  because it is still under warranty, is it possible they can move just the hard drive on one with an another L500-017?

  Hi mate

  I'm not sure if the ASP would replace the screen if only a dead pixel is visible.
  I found this Toshiba FAQ on dead pixels:

  + Information about the technology and pixel for LCD screens display fault tolerance +.
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB9502LZ0000R01.htm

  I think that you should simply visit your dealer where you bought this laptop and laptop should ask for replacement.
  Usually the dealer should replace the entire notebook
  But you must back up your data to another HARD drive because I doubt that they empty the HARD drive on another unit.

  See you soon

• Large cluster of pixels dead/stuck 50 + at least

  So yesterday, after work, I put my macbook pro 2014 to sleep after work and went to a party when I got home there was a large number of tiny stuck/dead pixel on the lower middle section of the screen. I rebooted, I stopped it for a while nothing has worked. I kept it stop all night, it was gone. There were at least 50 people. They haven't come back again but what the * is that? I found another thread with exactly the same problem with exactly the same solution overnight but thread is small and not long term response. It very large number of tiny Dead Pixels down Middle of MacBook Pro 15 "retina." Thanks in advance.

  Make an appointment with the Apple Genius Bar for the service. If you need a Apple Store - find a store - Apple.

• LCD screen with pixels dead on Qosmio G20

  Hi, Ive noticed a few pixels died on my laptop the G20. What is the procedure, by the number of pixels must be dead, before Toshiba service/replace the notebook of the G20?
  Thanks in advance!

  [Edited by: admin on 12 February 06 15:31]

  Hello

  Unfortunately, the only way to solve these problems is a replacement of the screen.
  Please check this Toshiba document:
  http://support.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/TSB5400ZD0002R01.htm

  You will find information on permitted maximum number and the type of fault of pixel your monitor LCD Toshiba can expose by 1 million pixels

• iPhone 6 Pixels dead (at the top left of the screen)

  I got my iPhone 6 a few weeks ago, and after 1 week, I noticed that there is a group of dead pixels in the upper-left corner of the screen. I contacted apple had replaced the phone and 1 week after getting my replacement, I noticed, once again, a pile of dead pixels on the EXACT SAME SPOT on the SCREEN (upper-left). What could be the cause of this problem?

  If the second device having this problem, visit an Apple Retail Store or the service provider authorized Apple next to your place to check the phone.

  Replacements are also covered by the warranty.

  Find an Apple authorized service provider

• Satellite A200 PSAF6A - DVD burning issue, pixel dead, overheating

  Hello

  I bought a Toshiba A200 (model PSAF6A) of back in January, and it is riddled with problems since then:
  -Can't burn DVD (not @ around 50%, any software is used)
  -Several dead on the screen pixels
  -Overheating when playing games (I bought an external cooling block)
  -Now, all fans are dead inside the laptop! Overheating in the first 10 minutes of starting the laptop computer!

  Now, for me, it seems that the motherboard may have started to die.

  What I'd like to know is if it will be replaced with so many problems if I take service? (I reserved a pick-up for today)
  Or they'll just to try to solve every problem?

  -Can't burn DVD (not @ around 50%, any software is used)
  ... could be a defective DVD player. or could be bad upperfilters/lowerfilters. http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx?ID=314060

  -Several dead on the screen pixels
  ... LCD display needs to be replaced if it meets Toshiba pixel policy.

  -Overheating when playing games (I bought an external cooling block)
  ... Too much dust in the heat sink, must be blown to the compressed air, or dismantled so its really clogged. Dust accumulation is common in carpeted rooms.

  -Now, all fans are dead inside the laptop! Overheating in the first 10 minutes of starting the laptop computer!
  ... If the fans don't turn up at all, there must be a lot of dust in there. The fans need to be replaced.

• A233 satellite: red pixel dead on the screen

  I bought a Toshiba laptop Satellite has 233, but there is a red pixel on the screen, so I asked the dealer to replace the laptop.
  but he refused to do, and he said that the number of Red pixels should be 4 to change the laptop.

  so I have three questions:
  1 warranty Toshiba does the Red pixels?
  2-are there a possiblity of more red pixel in the future in my laptop?
  3-is there a solution as software to slove this problem?

  Hello

  I assume you mean the dead pixel.
  Please check this forum announcement:
  http://forums.computers.Toshiba-Europe.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=15124&MessageID=55094

  This should explain the conditions for the replacement of the screen.

• 7 pixel dead on the iPhone 6 sec more

  Hello!

  I bought an iPhone 6 s 12/01/2015 more. Not even a week using it.

  The pixels are white and they are all over the screen.

  If I take it to an Apple Store, they replaced it for a new?

  I restored the OS, and I have no backup now.

  What is Apple's policy on dead pixels?

  Thank you.

  Yes, as long as you have not deleted the phone in water or physical damage are present, Apple will be either replace the phone for you with a new place, or send in for repair, but most likely just give you a new, since you have possession for less than a week. This is obviously a defective unit and is covered by the warranty. I hope that answers your question!

• Computer HP laptop 15r003sv: a pixel dead on a new laptop screen

  Hi all.

  I buy the computer laptop 15r003sv on July 2014.

  At the same time as I have buy an extended warranty for 3 years by the dealer, that is to say I have warranty until July 2017

  Before 1 month straight hinje began to loosen up.

  The dealer from whom I bought the laptop sent to hp for repair.

  On Friday, I get the laptop back they change not only the hinge loosen, but the screen of the computer laptop everything.

  (I think is easier to change the entire display only to open plastics of the screen and change the hinge)

  The problem now is that the new display has a dead pixel. (I guess at this point I had bad luck my previous view has no defective pixels)

  What should I do, do you thing that there is a possibility to change again thε display with a new one without the dead pixels? or it's too?

  Unfortunately, having a single dead pixel does not enter the minimum display of replacement.

• 2709W, found 1 sub-pixel dead red after 5 years. :-(

  Dear readers,

  As the perfectionist I am later that yesterday, I found 1 dead subpixel red somewhere at the bottom right of the screen. I checked the entire screen when I bought it new on the Dell site. Happy I was and I'm still with the monitor is it still possible to solve this problem? Guaranteed after 5 years should have disappeared, of course, but I'm just not used to happen with screens LCD after years. Usually the pixels continue to work after 24 hours of testing. I remember myself even check my monitor after 2 years of purchase and everything was always very well then.

  But yesterday, I really found a dead red sub-pixel, which annoys me because now I continue to watch (it's a habit that most share hehe). Is it possible to solve it yet or should I just live with it?

  It's a Dell Ultrasharp 2709W with 1920x1200dpi btw. I think that he is not a serial number, but I buy it through this site 5 years ago. Also in my account that order went as I can check only up to 2 years back...

  Thanks if anyone can help me. I use the monitor often nowadays and if there is still a change for me to make me happy again then I gladly hear then! Thanks in advance!

  So, essentially, you are implying that there is no guarantee even after 4 years of use, and when all the pixels were infact during this period, that it will not happen again?

  I've always heard after a good week of use when it is new, and all the pixels work at this time, that it is an indication, it will stay like this forever? Without no doubt... but it is quite low and sad and then because I'm always extremely careful with my stuff. The screen has not yet moved in the same place since the new condition immaculate so I wonder why this tiny red subpixel little says goodbye... for the rest, that this screen is in a State that it can be sold like new again. No difference to see. Not a scratch or anything else. Too bad because I was hoping it would be good so I can use it for many years without the dead pixels.

  So what can we do about it? I expect Dell to fix somehow, even after 5 years only (for evidence they take care care of other people and their good intentions.) I want to always use this screen without any pixel...

• Small white spots on the screen (no pixels dead) of RMB

  This week, when I opened my MacBook on the screen, I saw on the white spots screen 12 ". At first, I thought maybe would it be a beat on the screen but a quick wipe down and a thorough inspection of different angles confirmed that it was something else. I closed and turned back RMB. The small bright white spots were persistent, although only perceptible in the middle of a dark background, or when the Sun is reflected on the screen.

  Everyone has the same problem or knows what is the best solution for this problem? I don't have a case at Apple yet, because I am in doubt if Apple repair this under warranty on the other I need to get in touch with my insurance company.

  

  It reminds me of all the problems with the Retina on the MacBook Pro screens (you can search "Staingate" in Google). If the MacBook is under warranty, you must make a backup of your data and take it to an Apple Store or dealer, so that you can get your MacBook repaired.