RLines of stuck pixel on GT780R screen

I have a lot of stuck pixel lines on my MSI GT780R.
They are not dead and when connecting the PC on another screen they don't appears.
1/5 to 2/5 of my screen is hidden. Is there a way to recover them?
Look like I am not the only one with that problem:
Quote from: krysb on 10-August-13, 12:53:12
Can anyone advise on the following; I recently left my GT780 shut down and unused for a month while I was away. On return and boot up I have noticed that I have very fine "pixel" lines across the top of my screen - approx 5 of them. I think they are slowly increasing in number
They do not affect the laptop operation at this point, and depending on the background or programme running they are sometimes almost not visible. They also appear to range in colour - , not totally all the same colour there are bits of various colours along the line. Each line appears to be identical.
Has there been some of upgrade that would have loaded in the background when I first rebooted on return?
Anyone got any ideas or is my screen dying?? This is the best laptop I have ever owned. It is approx 18 months old. Running Win 7pro.

It's probably your LCD going bad to be honest. There won't be anything you can do to fix it other than replacing the whole LCD panel.

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