Dead Pixel Tester
by Data Product Services Ltd.
A software application designed to fix a stuck pixel on your monitor
Operating system: Windows
Publisher: Data Product Services Ltd.
Antivirus check: passed
Dead Pixel Tester is a program designed to check the presence of broken pixels on TFT monitors. Many manufacturers provide a warranty return service if the number of broken pixels on the monitor exceeds a certain value. Actually, the program is designed to calculate the number of such faulty pixels.
The main benefit of Dead Pixel Tester is to accurately identify and quantify faulty pixels on TFT monitors for warranty claims.
Compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10
At least 20 MB free disk space
Minimum of 1GB RAM
TFT Monitor
At least 20 MB free disk space
Minimum of 1GB RAM
TFT Monitor
PROS
Efficient in identifying and fixing dead or stuck pixels.
Easy to use with clear, user-friendly interface.
Free to download and doesn't require installation.
Easy to use with clear, user-friendly interface.
Free to download and doesn't require installation.
CONS
Limited functionality beyond detecting faulty pixels.
No repair functionality for dead or stuck pixels.
Only supports Windows operating system.
No repair functionality for dead or stuck pixels.
Only supports Windows operating system.
Oliver
Dead pixel tester for windows is easy to use software product. It shows different colors across multiple screen, check for the dead pixels. It is one of the easy and simple test designed to detect the LCD dead pixels. It is impossible for all other applications physically detect the pixels.
Connor K.
Pixel Tester is a free software tool that can be used to easily detect and fix dead pixels on a computer monitor. The software runs a series of tests on the monitor to identify any stuck or dead pixels. It then displays a coloured grid on the screen and prompts the user to click on any pixels that appear to be malfunctioning. After correcting any detected dead pixels, the program can then be used to help maintain the monitor's display quality.
John Mahgoub
I recently tried out the Dead Pixel Tester software. It was easy to install, and the UI was simple and straightforward. The available test patterns were quite varied and worked well. I found the pixel detection capabilities to be quite accurate. The visual animations to be helpful in locating and identifying dead pixels. Overall, the software performed quite well. The only issue I found was that the software sometimes lagged when running the tests.
