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[RESOLVED] LCD ghosting
I have a dual monitor LCD setup at work. I use the wallpapers from DigitalBlasphemy.com and on my slave (right hand) monitor I have a slight burn in.
I only notice it when I switch to computer 2, which is hooked up to that monitor. Computer 2 has a different wallpaper (again from DB.com) and I can notice reminance of the other wallpaper. Is there a refresher software (freeware) tool that I can use that will work the pixels? They are NOT DEAD, just have a ghosted image. Almost similar to what Plasma TV's do, just not as bad. Any ideas and help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much. ~Ricer333
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Re: LCD ghosting
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Re: LCD ghosting
Thank you very much for that link! It's such a simple thing to do, and I can already notice an improvement. Who'd a thought those little liquid crystals would actually have memory? Sometimes, I think they have a better memory than I do.
Sometimes, physics is quite amazing... isn't it? Thanks again!  ~Ricer333
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07-13-2007, 07:55 AM
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Re: LCD ghosting
You're welcome.
 BTW, to prevent it from going back, I would set your computer to have a screen saver switch on after a period of time like 10 mins.
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