Monitor keeps auto adjusting windows 10#

I have no idea why Dell thought it was a good idea to squirrel away this option and hide it from users.

Monitor keeps auto adjusting windows 10#

Monitor: Samsung U28E510 Windows 10 Ive been seeing a lot of suggestions saying to turn off the dynamic contrast in the NVIDIA Control Panel under, Adjust video color settings but dont see that option anywhere. I feel like Ive tried everything Im using GTX 1080 Ti, version 416.94. No more obnoxious auto-adjustments to the brightness, whether I'm plugged in or not. Kelly Vawter said: Did anyone ever figure this out Its soooooo annoying and I cant find a fix. I found this solution somewhere else online and tried it today. In the first tab of the new window, you should now see the 'Dell Intelligent Display' option which can be disabled. Click on the 'List all modes' button near the. A new window will appear with the name of your graphics card as part of the title. The 'Screen resolution' window will appear click the 'Advanced settings' link. On the left side of the Power Options window, click on 'Dell Extended Battery Life Options.' Click Start and type in 'adjust screen resolution' (no quotes) click on the 'Adjust screen resolution' link when it appears in the list.

When it's up and running, go to your desktop, right click on the battery icon and select 'Power Options.' Save and exit and continue with the reboot. Go to the 'Boot' tab and disable Secure Boot. Restart your computer and hit F2 when the Dell logo comes up. The culprit is actually a stupid, hidden Dell option called 'Dell Intelligent Display.' For whatever reason, the only way to access this option is to turn off Secure Boot Mode. If your screen keeps dimming, you can go to disable this feature. And for many frustrating months I thought the same thing: that it was caused by the 'Display Power Saving Technology' but it turns out this isn't the case. Some devices use ambient light sensors and provide the adaptive brightness feature that can adjust screen brightness automatically based on the natural lighting conditions around. I had the exact same problem with the exact same computer (never had the screen replaced though).