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 illuminated. If the pixel in question is white, both are possible.
A dead pixel
is when the pixel is always off. It's easiest to spot a dead pixel against a white background. The pixel does not seem to be there. Dark, so paralyzed pixels. A hot pixel is when the pixel is always on. It's easiest to see against a dark background. The pixel is bright white.
A stuck / paralyzed pixel
is usually red, green, blue, or yellow, but may also be a light black color.
Resurrecting pixels has been integrated since version 3.16 as software solution / function in IsMyLcdOK on multiple user request In Internet there are many
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 Windows OS to find these points: Start the Pixel Tester program, when you
