How To Adjust Screen Brightness In Windows 10

In today’s tutorial, I’m going to show you how to adjust your screen's brightness in Windows.
Within Windows, there are several ways you can adjust your screen’s brightness.
Option 1:
1. The first way I want to show you is by going into the Windows start bar, and typing in “Brightness”.
2. Click on the “Change Brightness Level” result.
3. A “Display” dialog window will now display. From here, you can increase and decrease your screen’s brightness by moving the brightness slider up and down.
Option 2:
1. The second way to adjust your screen’s brightness is by going into the system tray, and clicking on the message icon.
2. From here, if you click on the “Expand” option, a brightness slider will now appear, where you can increase or decrease your screen’s brightness.
Option 3:
For the last option, you can adjust your screen’s brightness by looking at your laptop or computer’s keyboard, and holding down the “Fn” key on your keyboard, and at the same time holding down the increase or decrease brightness keys to adjust your screen’s brightness.
Why is adjusting your screen's brightness important?
Adjusting screen brightness on a computer is important for several reasons, primarily related to user comfort, energy efficiency, and the overall user experience. Here are some key reasons why adjusting screen brightness is important:
Eye Comfort: Proper screen brightness adjustment helps reduce eye strain and fatigue, especially during extended periods of computer use. Too much brightness in low-light environments or dim settings can cause discomfort and may contribute to headaches and eye discomfort.
Energy Efficiency: Lowering screen brightness can contribute to energy savings, particularly on devices powered by batteries. For laptops and portable devices, reducing brightness helps extend battery life, allowing users to work or use their devices for a more extended period without needing to recharge.
Optimal Viewing Conditions: Adjusting brightness ensures optimal visibility of content on the screen in different lighting conditions. For example, increasing brightness in well-lit environments helps maintain visibility, while reducing brightness in dark rooms prevents discomfort and minimizes light disturbances.
Preventing Disturbance: In low-light environments, such as during the evening or in a dark room, reducing screen brightness can prevent disturbing others. This is particularly relevant in shared spaces or when using a computer in a bedroom where a bright screen may be disruptive.
Conserving Resources: Lowering screen brightness can contribute to overall energy conservation, which is beneficial for the environment. While the impact of individual users adjusting brightness may be small, collective efforts can lead to reduced energy consumption on a larger scale.
Customization and Personalization: Adjusting screen brightness allows users to tailor their computing experience to their preferences. Some individuals may prefer a brighter display for enhanced visibility, while others may find a lower brightness more comfortable.
Adapting to Ambient Light: Some devices feature adaptive brightness or auto-brightness settings that automatically adjust screen brightness based on ambient light conditions. This feature helps optimize visibility while minimizing eye strain in varying lighting environments.
Photophobia and Sensitivity: Individuals with light sensitivity conditions, such as photophobia, may find it crucial to adjust screen brightness to levels that are comfortable for their eyes. This can be particularly important for individuals with certain medical conditions or sensitivities.
In summary, adjusting screen brightness is essential for creating a comfortable and efficient computing environment, promoting user well-being, and contributing to energy conservation. It allows users to customize their experience based on their preferences and the surrounding conditions.
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[@VancouverChannel]

DOES NOT WORK. WE DONT SEE THE SLIDER

[@Troublemmaker]

FR LOL

[@akrammohamed7873]

What did you do to fix the problem?

[@2ez4meDUAL]

@@akrammohamed7873 use the controls on the monitor

[@warden.5599]

@@akrammohamed7873 are you smoothbrained

[@JakeTheNutcase]

if you have a gaming pc then it is linked to your nvidia/amd setting instead :)

[@leokrew4971]

Lol I'm on desktop and I found out how to change the brightness. You have to use the buttons on your monitor. That's why we can't change the brightness using Settings.

[@ShortiiiCake]

Lifesaver, I was about ready to replace my monitor because of the low brightness.

[@shade.9142]

omg thank uuu!!!

[@NabihAlAmin]

Lawrence, option 3 worked out for me - thanks so much.

[@imkiko679]

for those that dont have the slider like me, you need to use the button(s) on the monitor to adjust it

[@InnerSyncMusic]

This is for laptop.How to do that on a desktop?

[@patricialewis9329]

What about changing on extra monitors? I have 3 screens. I can only change on my lap top

[@movie0007]

None of this works for me or my friend. In Action Center, there is no Expand option and there is no slider bar for brightness. And with the brightness search option, it just takes you to the main Settings page, where it shows items like One Drive, Windows Update, Rewards and Web Browsing.
Does it matter if you are on a desktop vs. a laptop? We are both on desktops.

[@caydobe]

yes its only works on laptop from my experience

[@leokrew4971]

It does. You just have to use the buttons on your monitor.

[@Dragonforge-Studios]

Windows 7 was easy. I didn't even knew what a driver was back then.

[@JakeTheNutcase]

if you have a gaming pc then it is linked to your nvidia/amd setting instead :)

[@terrywallis950]

None of these suggestions work in my W10

[@caydobe]

only works on laptop but not pc for some reason

[@KingoftheRoad-2023]

VERY USELESS VIDEO-I HAD TO CHANGE BRIGHTNESS USING MY MONITOR-NO CHANGE FROM SETTINGS-WINDOWS 10 SUCKS

[@glory1794]

Thanks

[@_NickTech]

I have only a physical slider on my monitor😆

[@CoajaCristiandance]

windows 10 is a fail

[@soysawyer]

what if you dont have any of these options xD

[@mmf33ooit87]

look you can turn on night light thats another option bro

[@caydobe]

@@mmf33ooit87 that just makes the screen orange colour doesnt actually dim the screen

[@user-zn4ov6ro2v]

thank you sir very helpful

[@laurence_tindall]

You’re welcome! Glad it helped

[@altacckensonk8598]

Is not helpful , i set the display brightness 0 is too dark how to set it brighter

[@Damien13-fc8wq]

i think thats ur fault

[@starmazaheri7448]

Thank you very much Sir.

[@laurence_tindall]

You are most welcome

[@lavinissensonthecommenter4197]

Doesn’t work

[@Damien13-fc8wq]

WHY DO NONE WORK OH MY GOD WHY MICROSOFT WHYYYYYYYYYYYY

[@nikhilguptaAFMC]

jaisa naam hai LAURE tera kaam bhi waisa hi hai
ek bhi nhi work kiya

[@Ebrahim_C137]

The dislikes, LOL!

[@asoadya.]

LMAO so I'm not crazy. Thanks to my dad teaching me trial and error and reading the comments. It's obvious that these people are using the limited special deluxe pre-order edition of Windows 10 Pro ultra Maxx gigafied version of the operating system. Lol.