IsMyLcdOK is a pretty curious application that helps to check the screen under all Windows OS to find these points: Start the Pixel Tester program, when
Resurrecting pixels has been integrated since version 3.16 as software solution / function in IsMyLcdOK on multiple user request In Internet there are many
Dead pixels are mostly black sometimes white. Paralyzed pixels are usually bright, or in two, or possibly in all three primary colors Sub-pixels are fully
A portable use of IsMyLcdOK the Pixel Tester on all Windows is possible, for portable use: create or copy the IsMyLcdOK.ini From Version 3.03 By default
The application that allows users to review LCD monitors for dead or paralyzed pixels through a standard series of tests You buy a LCD monitor, I think everyone
IsMyLcdOK is a pretty curious application that helps to check the screen under all Windows OS to find these points: Start the Pixel Tester program, when
Do you / I have to set the desired monitor as the main monitor? Or? I could of course try that, but I'd rather ask beforehand ... ... assuming that the author knows for sure. ?
I have "more than one monitor" on 2x Win7 and 2x Win10 computers - e.g. 1x 30 "2560x1600 and 2x 24" 1920x1200 on the main PC.
I don't know if this is an error - IsMyLcdOK "can" only test the main monitor?
Testing multiple monitors for a single computer [error?] Windows 10 Pro [64-bit, RAM 16 GB] ver. 21H1 19043.1288 Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.3920.0
Microsoft Edge: Version 95.0.1020.30 (64-bit)
My computer has 3 monitors connected: a) LG ULTRAWIDE (2560 x 1080) b) LL 3190T (1366 x 768) c) VH226 (1920 x 1080)
After starting the program "IsMyLcdOK_x64", the program screen will appear only on the first monitor a) [LG ULTRAWIDE].
