#Adaptive brightness not turning off how to#

Here is a quick and convenient guide on how to enable or disable the auto-brightness on Windows 10:

#Adaptive brightness not turning off windows 10#

You can turn off the Windows 10 adaptive brightness feature from the power option, the settings option, or Windows Services. Turning On and Off Auto-Brightness in Windows 10 However, most users prefer to adjust their screen brightness manually rather than use the Windows adaptive brightness feature. This, in turn, prevents the screen from always being bright thus minimizing your computerвЂ™s power usage. So far I've tried updating the BIOS, downloading various drivers, and done a ton of searching on possible solutions, but everything I've found points to either the power plan or the Intel command center.In Windows 10, auto-brightness functions by adjusting the screenвЂ™s brightness based on the light perceived from your surroundings. Turning it off in the Intel command center does nothing (it's actually off by default, and turning it on and off does nothing) and adaptive brightness isn't even an option in the power plan advanced options. So far the only way I've found to actively turn off the stupid adaptive brightness is to just disable the graphics drivers. I know the real cause of all my problems is the fact that the second I got this laptop I formatted the hard drive and reinstalled Windows to get rid of the bloatware. For some reason manufacturers think dimming the screen and washing out colors on dark web pages is a good idea. This has honestly been a persistent issue with every laptop I've owned in the last ten years. Modifications are effective upon posting.

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