How To Fix Pink Lines On Samsung Phone Screen - Easy Solution | HTG
0If you're seeing an annoying pink or green line on your Samsung phone screen, this guide covers a possible fix that may work if the issue is software-related and not due to physical damage. These lines are often caused by dead pixels or stuck pixels, and in many cases, if they appear suddenly, there's a chance they can be resolved without replacing your screen. This tutorial walks you through a simple method using a free app from the Google Play Store.
The app recommended in the video is called "Dead Pixels Test and Fix". Once installed, you'll need to grant the necessary permissions so the app can run various pixel tests. These tests display rapidly flashing colors to help revive any stuck or dead pixels that might be causing the lines on your screen.
It’s important to note that this method requires patience and consistency. The process isn’t instant—users are advised to run the pixel fix for about 10 to 20 minutes daily, or even leave it running overnight if possible. This routine should be followed for about a week to see if the problem improves. In some cases, users have reported success using this method over time.
However, if after a week of repeated attempts the pink or green line remains, it’s likely that the issue is due to hardware damage—possibly caused by drops, pressure, or internal display faults. At that point, your best bet would be to visit an authorized Samsung repair center for a proper diagnosis and potential screen replacement.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:04 Using an app to fix pink or green lines
0:18 Installing and running Dead Pixels Test and Fix
0:47 Recommended usage time and routine
1:00 When to consider professional repair
1:14 Conclusion
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