09-01-2018, 12:54 PM
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Re: Screen brightness
Originally Posted by Tedc
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Hi JBR!Your PC has plenty of power (memory & Drive wise) and the problem is unlikely to be in there.
However, if I search the web, using "Chrome & Image Problems", there are a number of hits that I wasn't aware of.
One of them leads to some ways to get Chrome set up properly:-
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3160...-fix-them.html
PC world is not always my first choice support - but this seems to be a reasonable way to start.
I'd focus on Chrome & see if any other apps have the same problem.
Nothing else seemed to apply to the problem.
It does appear, however, that the slight 'dimming - brightening' effect only happens in Chrome, so hopefully that has narrowed things down a little.
09-01-2018, 12:57 PM
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Re: Screen brightness
Realspeed and TedC, thank you both for your advice.Although the 'problem' remains, you have explained a lot to me for which I am grateful.
I can live with this phenomenon - it isn't really a problem - but if any further suggestions are forthcoming I should be grateful and am happy to try them.
30-01-2018, 08:16 PM
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Re: Screen brightness
Originally Posted by sarah kay
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Can anyone tell me how to brighten my screen have tried but useless with tech stuff just a quick east answer the screen has suddenly very dull. Thanks
I have a laptop and screen brightness alteration is really very simple. In my case, I hold down the Function (Fn) button and at the same time press f2 (darker) or f3 (brighter).
There are people here who know far more than I do. I should tell us more about your computer and model, etc., and I'm sure that someone can tell you exactly what to do.
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