I just recently bought a new monitor(Asus ROG PG248Q) and I noticed a single pixel is out of color in a white background.
On a white background, it is colored cyan.
On a red background, it is black.
On a blue background, it is black.
On a green background, it is green or not visible.
On a black background, it's like a dark brown color.
I used this website to fix the issue: http://www.jscreenfix.com/ and it worked for the first time(it was a couple of days ago) and just noticed it again today. Tried the website again, but it looks like it's not working anymore, or maybe I wasn't using it long enough?(around 20 minutes).
I just need help with identifying whether this is a dead or stuck pixel, because if it's a dead one, then I might try get a replacement for it since I have read that it's almost impossible to fix one.
This is a screenshot of the problem in a red and blue background:
http://oi66.tinypic.com/w8tf04.jpg
On a white background, it is colored cyan.
On a red background, it is black.
On a blue background, it is black.
On a green background, it is green or not visible.
On a black background, it's like a dark brown color.
I used this website to fix the issue: http://www.jscreenfix.com/ and it worked for the first time(it was a couple of days ago) and just noticed it again today. Tried the website again, but it looks like it's not working anymore, or maybe I wasn't using it long enough?(around 20 minutes).
I just need help with identifying whether this is a dead or stuck pixel, because if it's a dead one, then I might try get a replacement for it since I have read that it's almost impossible to fix one.
This is a screenshot of the problem in a red and blue background:
http://oi66.tinypic.com/w8tf04.jpg
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