PixelHealer1.5.0.30

If you notice small spots on the monitor that continue to stay illuminated, then it is likely that you are looking at a dead pixel. Not only are the tiny blemishes on your screen enough to drive you crazy, but dealing with dead pixels is a harder issue to correct than you might expect.PixelHealer is a user-friendly utility that enables you to identify potential problems with the pixels on your laptop, desktop or tablet's screen and fix it using flashing RGB colors.

Intuitive interface and straightforward functionality

After a smooth and quick installation, you can access the program from the System Tray. The application does not come with an interface of it own and you can open it via the context menu.You can find a dead pixel by either specifying its location of on the monitor (in cases where the issue is very visible) or by scanning various areas of the screen. It is necessary to mention that in the latter case, you can open as many windows as you want and cover the entire surface of the monitor.

Minimalistic, yet flexible settings

For each new window you open, you need to specify its position on the screen, select the flashing colors for testing or repairing and specify the size of the window, which can range between 1x1 to 500x500.In addition, you can set PixelHealer to close automatically after a certain period, a feature that can come in handy when you do not want to stay in front of the computer while the app addresses the issue.On a side note, the program uses flashing RGB color to correct dead pixels and it is highly advisable to avoid looking at them while the repair is active.Even if you did not have any health problems in the past, the flashing screen is known to cause epilepsy attacks. You can disable the always on top option to avoid any inconveniences.

A good tool to worth a try

Although sometimes you might have to repeat the process a few times, PixelHealer is a utility that you can use to identify and revive dead pixels on your monitor.