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LOCA, used during the building of LCD displays, are the industry standards for assembling displays within certain size ranges and for particular end uses. They are commonly used in high-demand, mid-sized monitors in automotive and aerospace applications, among others.

The multiple-layer assembly approach using LOCAs results in dramatic improvements in brightness and clarity of images, minimizes or eliminates issues of light refraction, and improves the durability of the display.

For each of the causes noted for bubbles in LOCA, there exists a corresponding set of solutions or proper behaviors that can minimize or eliminate it.

Choice of a low-shrinkage material -- High shrinkage of the adhesive layer after application can result in the development of voids, which can appear as bubbles.

Choice of proper curing mechanism -- UV curable adhesives are generally more reliable and less susceptible to bubble formation. Thermal curing materials can cause adhesive flow and air gap generation.

Automated dispensing process -- Manual dispensing, as noted above, is inconsistent and prone to mistakes and potential voids in coating. The use of automation is an obvious solution.

Autoclave or vacuum during bonding process -- The incorporation of an autoclave stage or introduction of optimized vacuum conditions will result in more consistent thickness, curing, and proper degassing of the adhesive when bonded.

Degassing step before dispensing -- Degassing before application remains one of the most effective and simple approaches and can often be enough to eliminate bubble issues on its own.

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I"ve got an older generation x86 Macbook Pro that has some weird white bubbles embedded in the LCD. The actual pixels seem to be working fine (not dead or stuck), and when I put colored images in those areas, the bubble-affected regions change color accordingly, but just look brighter.

It looks really bizarre as the bubbles look like they"re behind the image being displayed on screen (maybe a little less than 1mm in), as if they"re air bubbles suspended in a layer of gel or something (pardon the dirt and cat hair):

Screen protectors may help keep your electronics safe from cracks, but they can be pretty difficult to put on. If you apply the screen protector incorrectly or the screen isn’t perfectly level, air bubbles may appear beneath the surface. Once you apply a screen protector, you can’t easily remove air bubbles in the middle unless you take off the screen protector and put it back on again. One exception is if the air bubbles are near the edges of the screen protector—you may be able to massage these out with cooking oil. This wikiHow teaches you how to properly eliminate air bubbles beneath your phone or tablet"s screen protector.

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Just wondering if anybody with an autoclave/vacuum laminator can tell me how they find it with the results and if they use a press to apply the OCA or just their hands and a roller? I"ve seen a few advertised but the seller is claiming the autoclave will not remove all bubbles if it"s not done with a dedicated vacuum machine.

Turn the panel over so that you"re working on the front of the panel. Place the panel on a book or the edge of the table, so that the pins hang over the edge and don"t get damaged while you"re working on the panel.

Select the top film and orient the film so that the arrow on the film label points to the side of the panel with the pins, then peel the protective film layer off the bottom film. This is the side with the sticker.

Peel the adhesive release film away from one edge and apply that edge of the film to the top of the panel panel and press it down with your finger. Gradually peel back the adhesive release film and use the card or roller to work the air out from under the film. If you see an air bubble form, gradually lift the film past the bubble and then reapply.

Use the razor blade to trim the film to the left and right sides and the bottom of the panel. If the film hangs over the top of the viewable area of the panel, that"s fine, but do not try to trim it from the top side, as the IC and conductive traces are easily damaged.

Remove the white backing from the factory graphics and align the bottom edge to the panel. Make sure that the graphics are evenly spaced on the polarizing film. There should be approx 1/32" gap between the bottom side of the panel and the start of the black border. There should be approx 1/32" gap between the left and right sides of the glass, and the black border of the graphics. Stick down the bottom edge of the graphics.

Screen savers are not all that important anymore, now that CRT monitors are basically a thing of the past. And with today’s LCD monitors most people use the energy-saving settings to put the display in sleep mode rather than run a screen saver. However, screen savers still have a cool factor that appeals to some computer users. In fact, I have had several people ask me if Windows 10 even comes with screen savers. The answer is yes. It’s just not readily apparent because Microsoft buried the Screen Saver Settings control on the Lock Screen tab in the Personalization settings page.

The second thing people ask is whether Windows 10 comes with any new screen savers. Unfortunately, the answer to that question is no. Windows 10 includes the same set of screen savers that came with Windows Vista. After sharing this information, I’m usually asked whether Microsoft ever unlocked the settings for the Bubbles, Ribbons, and Mystify screen savers it introduced in Windows Vista. Again, the answer to that question is, unfortunately, no.

Back in the Windows Vista and Windows 7 days, I created a set of small HTML applications (HTAs) that allowed users to change the settings for those screen savers. I recently dug out the HTAs and polished them up a bit to work in Windows 10. In this article, I’ll show you how to find the screen savers in Windows 10. I’ll then describe the HTAs and explain how to use them to tweak the Bubbles, Ribbons, and Mystify screen savers.

As I mentioned, Microsoft buried the Screen Saver settings control on the Lock Screen tab in the Personalization settings page. While you can tunnel down to the Lock Screen tab, the quickest way to access the settings in Windows 10 is to click the Start button and begin typing screen saver. When Change Screen Saver appears in the results, as shown in Figure A, select it to open the Screen Saver Settings dialog box, shown in Figure B.

To find the origin of the missing Screen Saver settings, we need to take a little trip down memory lane. When Microsoft introduced Windows Vista, the operating system was packed with eye candy, such as Flip 3D and Aero Glass. The OS also included several new screen savers, such as Bubbles, Ribbons, and Mystify. Unfortunately, none of the new screen savers provided any configuration settings you could use to customize the display.

In an interview that was published in the Vista days, Stephen Coy, the designer of Vista’s new screen savers, said that their configuration settings were primed and ready to go but not fully implemented in the UI in the final release. It was never revealed why the screen saver settings weren’t implemented.

However, it was revealed that the configuration settings for the new screen savers were hidden in the registry. Using registry hacks, you could change the default settings and access the screen saver’s alternate views. While the registry hacks worked perfectly, they offered a limited number of choices. At that time, I saw the potential for other interesting combinations, and since I’m partial to using a GUI to tweak screen saver settings, I figured that there must be a better way. So I created an HTML application (HTA) to provide a simple user interface for configuring Vista’s screen savers.

The other odd piece of this story is that Microsoft never created a UI for changing the settings for the Bubbles, Ribbons, and Mystify screen savers–they are still missing in Windows 10, as shown in Figure C.

Let’s take a look at my refurbished Screen Saver setting HTAs for Windows 10. You can download them here. There are three files, one for each screen saver:

To ensure a safe download that won’t raise the ire of your AV program, I changed the file extensions to txt. To run these files, you’ll have to rename the extension back to hta.

The Bubbles screen saver provides a pleasing display of transparent bubbles that gently float across your desktop. As they do, the bubbles change colors and can be rather entertaining as they bump into the edge of the screen and bounce in the opposite direction. However, that’s not all they can do.

To configure the Bubbles screen saver, just double-click the Bubbles.hta file and you’ll see the main screen, shown in Figure D. There are four settings you can use to customize the appearance of the Bubbles screen saver.

In the Shadows section, you can enable or disable shadows. If you choose a Black background, you won’t see shadows at all. Shadows is the default configuration.

In the Size section, you can choose between Small, Medium, Large, and Huge. If you select the Small option, your screen will fill up with hundreds of tiny bubbles. If you select Huge, as few as two bubbles may appear on the screen, unless you have multiple monitors. Large is the default configuration.

Once you make your selections, you can click the Preview button to see what the screen saver looks like. If you move your mouse or press a key, the screen saver will disengage and you’ll return to the Bubbles Screen Saver Settings dialog box. This makes it easy to experiment with a variety of settings.

When you’re satisfied with the configuration, just click the OK button.The Bubbles Screen Saver Settings dialog box will close and the settings you chose will be enabled the next time the screen saver kicks in. If you decide you want to return the Bubbles screen saver to its original configuration, just click the Reset button.

Both the Ribbons and Mystify screen savers essentially display a set of colorful lines that streak and curve across the screen. In the case of the Ribbons screen saver, you get several wide lines. In the Mystify screen saver, the lines multiply as they move across the screen.

The Ribbons and Mystify HTAs each provide two settings you can use to manipulate the appearance of the respective screen savers: You can change the number and width of the lines displayed.

When you click the Number Of Ribbons dropdown, you can select any one of the following numbers: 2, 5, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, and 100. Click the Width Of Ribbons dropdown and you can select any one of the following settings: Thinnest, Thinner, Thin, Thick, Thicker, and Thickest.

After you make your selections, you can click the Preview button to test the screen saver with those choices. Once you’re satisfied with your configuration, just click OK. The Ribbons Screen Saver Settings dialog box will close and the settings you choose will be enabled the next time the screen saver kicks in. Now, if a later date, you decide that you want to alter the settings but can’t remember what settings you selected last time, click one of the Get Current Value buttons and you’ll see a dialog box showing the current setting. For example, if you click the Get Current Value button in the Number Of Ribbons section, you’ll see a dialog box like the one shown in Figure F.

When you double-click the Mystify.hta file, you’ll see the screen shown in Figure G. This HTA looks–and in fact works–just like the Ribbons Screen Saver Settings HTA.

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If you’ve ever wondered how to get your screen protector on properly with none of those annoying bubbles or dust particles, then read on – this is the way to do it right! We’ve done a video explaining the process, but if you’re limited on bandwidth we’ve transcribed it below, too. It should be useful not only for the Galaxy Nexus, but also an iPhone screen protector and screen protectors for many other phones and tablets too.

So the first thing you want to do is minimise the amount of dust in the room. A lot of the time this just means choosing a room in your house that is the most clean and don’t suffer from drafts. You can also try other methods – for example, you can run a hot shower before you put on your screen protector, letting the steam in the air clean up a lot of the dust.

Finally, you’ll want to ensure your phone’s screen is clean and dust-free. Take a fresh cleaning cloth and clean the entire display, ensuring that any dust is entirely removed. You’ll also want to make sure there are no fingerprint smudges or grease, as these will be locked beneath the screen protector layer.

Once you’ve done that, it’s time to gather your materials and get started. You’ll need your phone or other device, your screen protector, and an applicator card – if your screen protector didn’t come with one, then a credit card is an excellent substitute.

First, take your screen protector and lie it on the display, without exposing the sticky side – you’re just lining it up to ensure that you know what the ideal position is.

When you’ve got it in your mind, you’re going to place the screen protector perpendicular to the bottom of the display. The sticky side you be facing away from you and the rigid side will be facing toward you.

Now, you’re going to start exposing the sticky part of the screen protector, by slowly pulling the rigid side forward and away from you. As the sticky section is exposed, you’ll need to use your other hand to push the screen protector flat onto the phone’s display. The idea is that you’ll roll it along slowly, so each part of the sticky side of the screen protector is only exposed to dust for a short space of time before it’s applied to the phone’s surface.

Once you’ve reached the end of the display, the screen protector should be on correctly. If there are a few bubbles, don’t panic – use your applicator card or credit card to push these forward until they are removed.

If something goes wrong – you’ve got too many bubbles, a bad piece of dust or the protector is on wonky, then you’ll need to try again. Stop what you’re doing, and slowly reverse the process, taking care not to stretch the material. Screen protectors often come in packs of two or three, so don’t be afraid to start from scratch if you’re confident about the procedure.

Once there are no bubbles, you’re done! Don’t worry too much if there are a few tiny bubbles – if you leave the phone overnight, these will disappear and you’ll be left with a perfectly applied screen protector.

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