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After Dark 4.0 Screensavers work just fine on Windows 10 (Windows 11 too actually). However, the older screensavers "After Dark Classic" or "3.0" do not. The reason for the difference is that After Dark 4.0 screensavers are 32 bit and the earlier ones are 16 bit. Microsoft has disabled 16 bit support by default pretty much since Windows 7.
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1 de ago. de 2014 · 4) Select Power from the icons presented. 5) In the left column, select "On Battery". 6) Ensure the setting is set to: - Maximum performance - DISABLE Power Saving Technology. 7) Apply the setting, and see your screen bright up :) Please note: your laptop run time might not be as long as it was in previous setting.
My Acer laptop running Windows 10 has a very annoying feature: when running on battery, the LCD backlight dims gradually when displaying a dark screen and brightens gradually when displaying light screen. This is especially annoying when switching between my IDE (which is dark and pleasant to the eyes) and a webpage.
Right-click on the desktop and select "NVIDIA Control Panel". OR. In the Display Properties box, find "Settings," then "Advanced," then the special NVidia tab for your video card, and then select "Start the NVIDIA Control Panel". OR. Right-click on the NVidia system-tray icon, and select "NVidia Control Panel".
6 de may. de 2012 · Tap/lightly bang on the laptop screen front and back, up/dwn, left and R, open and close it, repeat, and the light has remained on. Advised by internet users that the sensor on the laptop screen lid is ‘off’/altered and wasn’t detecting lid open for the light to stay on. :) P.S.
22 de sept. de 2015 · While logged in and stuck on the black screen of death. Press CTRL + ALT + END, or CTRL + ALT + FN + END on laptops. This calls Task Manager and in most cases you’ll immediately see the Desktop. If only Task Manager but no Desktop appears try running Explorer from Task Manager: File > New Task > Explorer.exe.
The issue occurs and is most noticeable when you go from a dark window to a light window. The contrast gets blown out, and the display slowly adjusts the backlight to normalize the contrast. I have a dark wallpaper in Windows 10, so an example of this happens whenever I'm on the desktop and open Chrome or the Google homepage, which is mostly white.
It will appear as a black box in the notification area and you can adjust dimness far beyond the allowed minimum set by your function keys. Its features are the following: Change the brightness by selecting a `% in the tray menu. Or use the hotkeys Ctrl++ and Ctrl+-. Change hotkeys using Settings in the tray menu.
This technology detects whether the screen is displaying a mostly dark or mostly light image, and adjusts the back light accordingly. Unfortunately this can be annoying if important parts of the UI are light colors (like Chrome), or when dealing with highly visual applications (Photoshop, Media, etc) where changes to brightness have a negative effect on visual fidelity.
