My screen became transparent , I can see the background ,
I can see the background its like a layered screen .... you can see the apps at the bacground and theres a shadow on the side ts like an old photo
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Sounds like you are having some lcd issues. There is one fix that did work in the older models. Place you hand flat in the front glass and then the device over. Give the back a smack with your other hand. This sometimes can shock the LCD to go back normal. If that fails, try to hard reset the device. Hold home and power button for 30 seconds or until the Apple logo appears. If that fails as well, you will need to replace the LCD assembly. There are lots of tools and guides on iFixit.
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Yes! tried the 'smack solution' and it worked! Thanks.
Me too! I had same problem. Thought this trick was BS. It still a bit transparent. I can barely see something in the background but it works now!
If this keeps happening, keep your phone screen face down when not using. Especially if it’s hot or charging. This should keep the crystal LED from making same problem again. If this keeps happening you may have to take it to “You Break We Fix” store. Or get a new phone.
Hope this helps.
I’m sooo glad I didn’t do a factory reset!!!
When you leave an image such as a login window on an IPS display for a long period of time, you might temporarily see a faint remnant of the image even after a new image replaces it. This is called "persistence," "image retention," or "ghosting." It's normal behavior for an IPS display, and the faint image will disappear over time.
You can prevent image persistence by using the display sleep feature to turn off the display when it's not in use. You can also use a screen saver to make sure that a static image isn't on the display for long periods of time. Both of these features are on by default in OS X, but you can adjust the settings as needed.
Avoiding image persistence
You can enable or adjust the display sleep feature on your Mac to avoid image persistence:
- From the Apple () menu, choose System Preferences, and then click Energy Saver.
- Click the Battery tab if you're using a notebook.
- Set the "Turn display off after" slider to a brief interval, like 15 minutes.
- Click the Power Adapter tab if you're using a notebook and make the same adjustment.
Fixing image persistence
If you see a persistent image on your screen, you can use the screen saver to eliminate it:
- From the Apple menu, choose System Preferences, and then click Desktop & Screen Saver.
- Click the Screen Saver tab.
- Choose the screen saver you'd like to use.
- Use the menu next to "Start after" to select an interval shorter than the interval you set for display sleep and computer sleep in the Energy Saver section of System Preferences.
- To clear the persistent image, allow the screen saver to run for approximately as long as the image was displayed.
- Source: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202580
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I have a PC and when I open any program like Photoshop, Indesign etc. I see the Icons of my desktop showing through. How can I fix this, please
my compiuter has a see through screen and i need to remove but don't know on how to remove help
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What is the history? Was it repaired before? And what happened that triggered this situation?
Rany さんによる
No my ipad habent been sent to repair shop it just went like that.... suddenlt the screen become like that... do i need to replace the lcd
DAN BARZAGA さんによる
is ALL of your apps showing this, or just specific menus? because some menus have a transparency filter since a certain 7.1 iOS Update.
Scott さんによる
same here on my ipad air 2
Bros' さんによる
I see transparent images in my living area. Did someone make them and put it there? Or am i hallucinating?
Natasha Holtzhausen さんによる
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