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‎10-11-2023 09:43 PM - edited ‎10-11-2023 10:18 PM

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Product: HP Pavilion 14 Laptop PC 14-ec1000 (4V212AV)

Yesterday evening I found a white bright spot on my screen.  Then after searching on the Internet for a bit I came to know that the issue was of a dead pixel. Or a hot pixel.

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There were few methods mentioned which could solve the problem. I tried each of them. Like Updating the display adaptor driver or Rubbing that part of the screen gently after shutting down  with a microfiber cloth or a lens wiping cloth.

But none of them seem to  have worked.

 

Now this morning When I turned on my laptop to see if it was still there, I couldn't find it. It was as if nothing was there before.

So just for confirmation I shut down the laptop and turned on after few minutes, And I could see the very dead pixel at the same spot, it appeared again.

 

So I did it multiple times and the result is 

That sometimes it appears and sometimes it is not.

 

So what should I do now?

I still have two months warranty remaining.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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