Method 4 of 4 Disable adaptive brightness in BIOS/UEFI settings Step 2: Check if the Vari-Bright option is turned on. Method 3 of 4 Disable automatic brightness via AMD Radeon Settings Step 3: Under the On battery section, turn off the Display Power Savings option and select the Maximum performance from the drop-down menu next to the Power Plans option. On the right side, click on the Power tab to switch to the same. Step 2: On the left side, click on System. Step 1: Use the search functionality to open Intel Graphics Command Center app. When you disable this feature, the battery life might take a slight hit. When turned on, the Intel Display Power Savings option saves the power and extends the battery life by decreasing the backlight intensity. If you have AMD graphics instead, refer to the directions in Method 3 (scroll down to see). NOTE: Use this method only if the Intel Graphics Command Center app is installed on your PC. Method 2 of 4 Disable automatic brightness via Intel Graphics Command Center NOTE: Needless to say that these options will not be visible when you have connected your device to an external monitor. If one or none of the options are available on your PC, move to the next method. If available, also turn off the Change brightness automatically when lighting changes option. Step 4: Deselect the option labeled Help improve battery by optimizing the content shown and brightness option. Step 3: Click on Brightness to expand the same. Step 2: Now, on the right side, click on Display to see the Display page. On the left side, click on System to open the System category page. Method 1 of 4 Disable automatic brightness via Settings app in Windows 11
AUTO BRIGHTNESS HOW TO
Tip: If you are on Windows 10, read our how to disable automatic screen brightness in Windows 10 guide.
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