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To disable this service, highlight the text below using your mouse: There is a Microsoft service that runs in the background and is responsible for monitoring the display for changes in light, which then causes the adaptive brightness to 'kick in'. If the adaptive brightness is still enabled, proceed to the next step.

As soon as you log back into Windows, the adaptive brightness should 'kick in' if it does not, then you are good to go and nothing else needs to be done.

Before you reboot, bookmark this page so you can come back to it. Another way to make adaptive brightness 'kick in' is to reboot the machine and login to the computer. If nothing changes that is a good sign, but just to make sure - try step (b) below.ī. Unplug your laptop from the wall this usually (instantly) causes adaptive brightness to 'kick in'. There are two ways to test to see if the adaptive brightness has been disabled:Ī. Proceed to test whether or not the adaptive brightness feature has been disabled (described next). Scroll down the list until you see an option for 'Display Brightness' and put both 'on battery' and 'plugged in' at 100% scroll down a bit more and do the same for 'Dimmed Display Brightness' scroll down more until you see 'Enable adaptive brightness' and put 'On battery:' and 'Plugged in:' to both off. A new window will appear with the title 'Power Options'. The 'Edit Plan Settings' window will now appear click on the link that says 'Change advanced power settings'. Click the link next to the selected plan that says ' Change plan settings' You should now see a heading that says 'Preferred plans' and a plan underneath that is already selected. To do so: click Start, then type in 'power options' (no quotes) wait for Power Options to appear in the list, then click it. The first thing you can try is to disable the Adaptive Brightness feature via the Power Options menu inside of Control Panel. Disable the Adaptive Brightness via Power Plan Settings These steps work for Windows 7, 8, and 10.

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There are a few things you can try, and I'll explain how to do that step-by-step below. Thus, some laptop users will have strange display issues as Mary described.

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The root cause is either one of the following: either the video drivers aren't fully up to par with the new operating system, or there are bugs in the operating system which are interfering with how the adaptive brightness feature is supposed to work. This is a very typical problem and usually happens when new Windows operating systems are released. I have tried changing the Power Settings (via Control Panel) so that the adaptive brightness is turned off, but that doesn't seem to make any difference. It also seems to happen immediately as soon as I login to Windows. The screen goes dim whether or not I have the laptop plugged into the power outlet, or if it's running on battery. I've tried adjusting the screen brightness manually on the laptop by pressing the FN (function) key + up arrow key, but the screen brightness won't say - it keeps going dark automatically on its own.

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I just installed Windows 10 on my laptop, but I'm having a problem with the screen fading so dark I can hardly see it.

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