Thousands of pixels make our bright screen illuminate in front of our eyes, but we never notice them until one of the pixel is dead or stuck. That one pixel gets so annoying to see that every time the screen illuminates it is the first thing you notice. If you are one of those who are stuck in that situation we can help you. The bad news is, if it is a dead pixel there is nothing to do unless you change the display.
But the good news is, a stuck pixel can be fixed. Over the years people have tried and run several tests to fix a stuck pixel the most common way is to flash different colors on your screen to fix the stuck one. But that doesn't always solve the problem and it also is dependent on the color being flashed. It's not very effective because the flash colors keep cycling one after the another. It is slow, boring and takes up the whole screen to fix a tiny pixel.
To circumvent the slow process JScreenFix has a better solution.
Right from your browser you flash the exact area of the screen which has the stuck pixel.
Go to JScreenFix and run it, it starts a block which rapidly changes colors and can be dragged to any spot on the screen to make it work on the stuck pixel.
This still isn't a 100% solution but a better solution than running a color flashing screen. This tool suggests you to run it for 10 minutes which should fix your stuck pixel.
