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by deusdragon Accepted solution
by shady108 Accepted solution
your going to need to get your screen replaced unfortunatly...
it could accidently fall down the stairs making it a valid claim on your house contents insurance :)
by bizzo Accepted solution
As I work for an Insurance Company I find this kind of frauduent behaviour both deplorable and illegal, and another thing ... blah blah, only kidding! ;)
You may want to back up any data/files off the laptop before it takes an untimely tumble. Also, make sure you don't live in a bungalow, the insurance company might see through that one.
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by asmartson Accepted solution
Normally, "dead pixels" are not repairable. A good cost-effective solution is to replace the screen yourself (it is easy even if you are not a technical person - look at some on-line guide). Some websites distribute brand new LCD panels with affordable prices. You should easily find your model number and order a new screen (it is normally within $50-150 depending on model)
On-line guide how to replace LCD screen
http://www.laptopscreen.com/English/section/FAQ/1245259090/LCD+Screen+Installation/
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