Well, i just got my new Dell 2005FPW and it has a little black light bleeding but luckily no dead pixels. I have heard that if you let the monitor go warm/hot for a few hours then turn off and lay the monitor onto a flat desk, the weight of the display would fix some of the blacklight. My question is would this fix it and if yes, how do i remove the display off the base (lol). I tried pushing onto the "display removal button" then pulling the display but it didn't work.
UPDATE: I have tried this fix (First let the monitor warm up for 2 hours [3 hours best], then lay monitor flat down - LCD/Screen side - on a hard flat surface and let it sit there until COLD, I sat mine for around an hour or more) and it had helped tremendously. I can barely see the black light leak even when my room is pitch dark with a black background. I'm not sure if this is only a temporary fix but i'll make another update tomorrow telling if the fix is perm or temp.
UPDATE 2: More than 24 hours has passed and the black light remains the same as yesterday (after the fix). You can only see a little black light leak on the bottom corners of the panel if your room is pitch dark with a BLACK background.
UPDATE: I have tried this fix (First let the monitor warm up for 2 hours [3 hours best], then lay monitor flat down - LCD/Screen side - on a hard flat surface and let it sit there until COLD, I sat mine for around an hour or more) and it had helped tremendously. I can barely see the black light leak even when my room is pitch dark with a black background. I'm not sure if this is only a temporary fix but i'll make another update tomorrow telling if the fix is perm or temp.
UPDATE 2: More than 24 hours has passed and the black light remains the same as yesterday (after the fix). You can only see a little black light leak on the bottom corners of the panel if your room is pitch dark with a BLACK background.
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