Glare We just moved into a home that has alot of windows. Can't see the program due to the glare. Do you have any suggestions? The previous owner took off the screen protecter (I guess that is what it is) And it works. Also, sometimes the tv will start blinking, but when we have the menu button it stops blinking... Also we live in the desert, so the dust is well huge... Should I be cleaning anything.... Mucho Thanks Debi

2 Related Answers

Anonymous

2 Answers

SOURCE: removing protective diamond shield

dont do it

Posted on Jul 26, 2009

Anonymous

80 Answers

SOURCE: glare-can we remove plasting sheeting on screen?

yes, you need a philips screwdriver, pull the speaker grill off, remove the 4 or 5 screws along the bottom of the screen assembly, unlock the 2 electrical plugs and remove them from their ties, lift up on the screen assembly and remove it. turn it upside down and remove the 4 screws holding the bottom of the frame on, remove frame bottom, slide screen protector out, re-assemble, bingo, no glare.

Posted on Sep 09, 2009

Testimonial: "WOW! FAST RESPONSE! & EASY TO UNDERSTAND TOO! SUPER EXPERT! HUGE THANK YOU TO YOU!!! WE'RE OFF TO ENJOY FOOTBALL GAMES WITHOUT THE GLARE!"

Add Your Answer

Upload

Upload an image from your computer

Uploading: 0%

my-video-file.mp4

Complete. Click "Add" to insert your video. Add

Loading...

Include an image. It's worth a thousand words.

prev next

Related Questions:

3helpful

3answers

Reflection off of screen

Plasma TV's are known for their glare and reflection issues, you can still fix it by buying a third party anti-glare filter and applying it on your television. For example, "ViewGuard" makes filters that goes up to 65" in size. It is not cheap though, depending on the size of your television.
Of course, the best solution is to adapt your room accordingly. If the glare is caused by the sun light coming from the windows, installing curtains on your windows or moving your television to a better spot is a very effective way to reduce the glare and the reflections on your television.
If the glare is caused by the room's lights, the best solution is to install ceiling spot lights with a dimmer.

Hope that helps!

Read full answer

Mar 19, 2014 • Samsung 51 Class Plasma 1080p 600Hz Smart...

1helpful

1answer

Glare from laptop

LOL, not much you can do about the glare unless you buy some type of cover that goes over the screen.

Have you tried darkening the screen by using your keyboard keys that controls the brightness and darkness? Usually they work in conjunction with the FN function key.

Read full answer

Apr 18, 2012 • Computers & Internet

0helpful

1answer

I have the nuvico cv-std21n-L. I am using it in an indoor room facing an outside window. I am getting alot of glare, is this something that should auto adjust or is there a manual adjust for this. Thanks...

I would think that the solution to glare would be to install a glare-resistant coating on the lens,
or on the window, or (better) on both.

Read full answer

Apr 17, 2011 • Nuvico CVSTD21NL DOME CAMERA COLOR 580 TVL...

0helpful

1answer

Shows alot of glare

You can get screens from newegg.com, amazon.com and other sites that cover you tv screen to mellow the glare

Read full answer

Sep 03, 2009 • Proscan 26LB30QD 26 in. LCD HDTV

1helpful

1answer

Reflection and glare on a 55'' Mitsubshi projection TV

I have the same problem with my Mitsubishi and the only solution I have come up with is slightly moving the TV's angle so the reflection is not as bad and closing drapes or curtains. Also turn off lamps. This is a poor design but Mitsubishi is not the only TV that has this type of problem. It is something I have become accustomed to and do not notice it as bad since I have moved the TV angle.

Read full answer

Jul 31, 2009 • Televison & Video

0helpful

1answer

Glare is too much for my eyes, need a glare guard.

You can purchase a glare guard from 3m, available from cdw, tigerdirect, dell, 3m etc.
The price ranges from around $53 to $90 but you might find cheaper.
This is one model but there are several
3M™ EF200LB Anti-Glare/Radiation Computer Filter, Black Frame

Read full answer

May 18, 2009 • Gateway FPD1975W 19" LCD Monitor

0helpful

1answer

I use my laptop in my ruck for work alot and I'm having trouble with glare!

wear yellow sunglasses. its easier

Read full answer

Apr 19, 2009 • Computers & Internet

0helpful

1answer

Can,t see screen in day light due to glare

No, there is not a replacement screen avaliable that will be any different than the one that you currently have.

Try and turn the brightness up a little bit, or all the way if you have too. That should help with the glare in the sun. If it is mounted in your car, try and mount it in a place that the sun will not be shining on it so directly.

Read full answer

Apr 13, 2009 • Tomtom GO GPS Receiver

0helpful

1answer

Screen Glare

I know how that is,,,weve got blinds then some curtains,,if im watching a movie or playin a game,,i will shut the curtains,, you can also ajust the color 2,,,good luck

Read full answer

Oct 05, 2008 • Sony KP-53HS10 TV

0helpful

3answers

Screen glare on acer 5610-4610

I'm not sure what either of those suggestions would have to do with glare on the screen.
Could you try to describe, in detail, what this "glare" is that you are talking about?
Thanks!
Ron-

Read full answer

Nov 14, 2007 • Computers & Internet