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Windows 10 brightness not working. If the problem started after install windows 10 version 2004, them make sure you have installed the latest Cumulative Update, As Microsoft mention: “Addresses an issue with the brightness controls on some laptops after updating to the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. Check the power/brightness settings to make sure the brightness sliders are not on low. Procedure for replacing the backlight should be in the repair manual. Also check UTube, as they have videos on servicing all parts of just about all computers. I did not find one for the 1457, but they had several for 15xx models; shouldn't be too different. Also, reducing the brightness can increase the battery life of a notebook. In this post we will explain how you can change the display brightness on a Windows 10-based laptop. You can do it using the Windows Action Center, Display section in Windows Settings, Windows Mobility Center, or via brightness hotkeys on your notebook’s keyboard. Many modern laptops and tablets have an ambient brightness sensor, which works similarly to the one found on smartphones and tablets. Windows can use the sensor for “ adaptive brightness,” automatically increasing your display brightness when you’re in a bright area, and decreasing the brightness when you’re in a dark room. This is a workaround, not a permanent fix for the brightness levels not working on some Asus Laptops on windows 10. The OS Android I am using it's the Remix OS.

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For computers with a light sensor, typically laptop computers, Windows 10 has the ability to automatically adjust the screen brightness depending on the ambient light levels.

This feature can be more annoying than helpful, either leaving your screen too dark or frequently adjusting the brightness levels.

Here’s three ways to disable the automatic screen brightness feature.

Method 1: using the systems setting

Open the Windows start menu and click on ‘Settings’ (a cog icon)
In the settings window, click on ‘System’
The ‘Display’ menu should be selected on the left, if it is not – click on ‘Display’
Un-tick ‘Change brightness automatically when lighting changes’

Help – I don’t have the ‘Change brightness automatically when lighting changes‘ option

If you don’t have the ‘Change brightness automatically when lighting changes’ option it’s likely your computer does not have a light sensor and therefore does not have the automatic brightness feature.

If you’re sure your computer does have a light sensor – try checking the manufactures website for the correct driver and/or software package. It is possible that Windows 10 support is not provided.

In this case you will need to use the manual brightness adjustments. On laptops, these are usually done using buttons on or new the keyboard – sometimes in combination with a Fn (function) key. For desktop computers, the monitor will have buttons and a menu on the front or the side of the monitor.

Help – ‘Change brightness automatically when lighting changes’ won’t change

If your laptop is connected to two screens – in extended mode – the ‘Change brightness automatically when lighting changes’ option won’t change.

This appears to be a bug with Windows 10.

Method two: change the power plan advanced options

Open the Windows start menu and click on ‘Settings’
In the settings window, click on ‘System’
Click on ‘Power & sleep’ in the left hand menu, then click on the ‘Additional power settings’ link
For the power plan you currently have enabled (balanced by default – the enabled plan will be bold), click on ‘Change plan settings’.
Click on ‘Change advanced power settings’
Expand ‘Display’ -> ‘Enable adaptive brightness’ and make sure the setting is set to ‘Off’
Click ‘OK’ to save the changes.

Help – The ‘Adjust my screen brightness automatically’ option is greyed out

This issue sounds like a driver support issue – for example the wrong software for the video card is installed.

In this case, you can try

installing the latest driver / software updates from the laptop manufactures website
opening the computer Device Manager and changing the driver for the video card to the Microsoft basic driver.

If you are having trouble adjusting the brightness or contrast of your laptop display, keep in mind that every model of laptop (and every operating system) is a little different. Common ways to adjust the brightness and contrast on a laptop computer are provided below.

Tip

Some of the options on this page work for adjusting brightness or contrast on a desktop computer as well.

Tip

To adjust screen brightness on a smartphone, see: How to change brightness on Android phone, iPhone, and iPad.

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Adjusting brightness using your laptop's keys

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On most laptops, you can adjust the brightness of the display using special keys on the keyboard. The keys are usually marked with the brightness symbol ().

Often, the brightness keys are function keys which have a special function if you press them while holding down the Fn key.

The Fn key is usually located to the left of your spacebar. The brightness function keys may be located at the top of your keyboard, or on your arrow keys.

For example, on the Dell XPS laptop keyboard (pictured below), hold the Fn key and press F11 or F12 to adjust the brightness of the screen.

Other laptops have keys dedicated entirely to brightness control. On the HP Chromebook keyboard (pictured below), there is no Fn key — press the brightness keys.

Chromebook

To change the brightness on a Chromebook, you'll need to push one of the two adjustment keys. The small gear lowers the brightness, and the large gear raises it. They are located at the top of the keyboard, as you can see in the red rectangle below.

Adjusting brightness in the operating system

You can also adjust your screen's brightness using software controls on your operating system:

Windows 10

In Windows 10, there are several ways to adjust the display brightness.

Using the taskbar's battery icon

Click the battery icon on your taskbar.
In the power status window, click the brightness tile. Each time you click the tile, your brightness will be adjusted by 25%.

Using the Windows Mobility Center

Open the Power User Tasks Menu by right-clicking the Start menu icon, or by typing Win+X (hold down the Windows key and press X).
Click Mobility Center (or press B).
In the Mobility Center, adjust the brightness slider.

Using the Control Panel

Open the Control Panel.
Click Adjust commonly used mobility settings.

In the Mobility Center window, adjust the brightness slider.

Adjusting brightness in Windows 8

Open the Charms bar.
Select the Settings charm.
Select the brightness icon.
Move the slider up and down with your mouse, or by pressing the up and down arrow keys on your keyboard.

Adjusting brightness in Windows 7

Open the Control Panel.
Select Hardware and Sound.
Select Power Options.
Use your mouse to move the brightness slider at the bottom of the window.

Adjusting brightness in macOS

From the Apple Menu, choose System Preferences...

Click Displays.

Use the brightness slider to adjust brightness. If you want your brightness to change automatically based on the ambient light near your computer, check the box marked Automatically adjust brightness.

Adjusting brightness in Linux

Many window managers in Linux offer brightness controls in their settings panel. For instance, on Ubuntu systems with the Unity window manager:

Click the icon at the right of the menu bar.
Choose System Settings.
Select Brightness & Lock.
Adjust the brightness slider.

If your laptop uses Intel or NVidia graphics, you can also use a convenient command-line tool called xbacklight. It can be installed using most package managers. For instance, on Ubuntu or Debian systems:

To use xbacklight, specify the option -setpercentage, where percentage is a number from 0 to 100. For instance, to set brightness to half:

To set brightness to full:

You can also increase or decrease the brightness by a percentage. To increase the brightness by 10%:

For a complete list of options, view the manual:

Adjusting contrast

Most laptops don't have contrast controls at the hardware level, but you can configure your operating system to use a high-contrast display mode.

Adjusting contrast in Windows 10

Hold the Shift and Alt keys on the left side of the keyboard, and press the Print Screen key.
Once asked if you want to turn on High Contrast mode. Click Yes.

To switch back to Normal Contrast mode, repeat step 1, and High Contrast mode will be canceled.

If pressing the key combination doesn't bring up the High Contrast prompt, you can enable it in the Ease of Access menu:

Open the Control Panel.
Click Ease of Access.
Select Ease of Access Center.
Choose Make the computer easier to see.
Make sure that Turn on or off High Contrast when... is checked.
Click OK.

Adjusting contrast in Windows 8

Open the Charms bar.
Click Settings.
Select Ease of Access.
Under High Contrast, click the button to turn High Contrast mode on or off.

Adjusting contrast in Windows 7

Open the Control Panel.
In the search bar, type window color.
Click Change window color and metrics.
Under Basic and high-contrast themes, choose a high-contrast theme.

Adjusting contrast in macOS

From the Apple Menu, choose System Preferences....
Click Accessibility.
Click the Increase Contrast checkbox, and use the Display contrast slider, to adjust your display.

Adjusting contrast in Linux

There are command line tools to adjust the contrast of your screen such as xgamma and xcalib. These can fine-tune any reductions in your screen's default contrast level.

To increase contrast above defaults, most window managers offer a high-contrast theme to make your screen easier to see. In Gnome-based window managers, such as Ubuntu Unity, follow these steps:

Open a terminal window.
Run the command gnome-control-center to launch the command center window.
Click Universal Access.

Turn on High Contrast.

Controlling screen brightness in your Power Options

After adjusting your laptop's brightness, it should retain the new settings automatically. If the brightness settings are not retained after a computer restart, they are probably being overridden by settings in the Power Options menu. If this is the case, you'll need to create a custom power plan, which can be done by accessing the Power Options utility in the Control Panel.

Driver issues

If the key combination method is not working and you've made the appropriate adjustments in Power Options, it is likely your computer has a video driver problem. Driver issues usually occur after updating the video drivers. Monitor drivers can also cause this problem. To resolve any potential monitor related issues, reinstall the monitor by following the steps below.

Click the + or arrow next to Monitors to expand the list.
Highlight any detected monitors under Monitors and press delete to remove them from the computer.
Once the monitors are removed from Device Manager, under Action, click Scan for Hardware changes to let Windows re-detect the monitor and install the applicable drivers.

Finally, we also recommend downloading the latest video drivers directly from the video card manufacturer. If this problem was caused because you updated the drivers, install an earlier version of the video drivers to see if that resolves the issue.

Laptop brightness is still not enough or screen is black

If, after following the steps above your brightness is still not enough, plug your laptop into the wall. If the laptop is plugged in but still is not bright enough, try the suggestions on the page linked below.