Brightness control

To change brightness level you have to press Fn + left/right arrow and
it works good.

Why this setting won't stay for the next time you'll start Windows?

Mhaxx

"Mhaxx" <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote in message
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> To change brightness level you have to press Fn + left/right arrow and
> it works good.
>
> Why this setting won't stay for the next time you'll start Windows?
>
> Mhax

Acer ePower Management will reduce the brightness to extend batery life.
Usually 13%.

Bob

>Acer ePower Management will reduce the brightness to extend batery life.
>Usually 13%.

I needed to know how to set forever the level of brightness..

Mhaxx

Some being by the name of Mhaxx managed to piece together the following:

>>Acer ePower Management will reduce the brightness to extend batery life.
>>Usually 13%.
>
> I needed to know how to set forever the level of brightness..
>
> Mhaxx

Turn off the dim when on battery control in the BIOS.

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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008 21:58:35 GMT, Mhaxx <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote:

>I needed to know how to set forever the level of brightness..

If you're using Vista, you can change the default display brightness
for both mains and battery in the Power Plan settings.

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>Turn off the dim when on battery control in the BIOS.

Sorry, what's dim?

Anyway, is it necessary to change on BIOS settings to modify the
brightness value? :-O

Mhaxx

>If you're using Vista,

Yes

> you can change the default display brightness
>for both mains and battery in the Power Plan settings.

Sorry, what's Mains? And where can I find Power Plan settings?

Thank you in advance again,

Mhaxx

"Mhaxx" <mhaxx@despammed.com> wrote in message
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> >If you're using Vista,
>
> Yes
>
>> you can change the default display brightness
>>for both mains and battery in the Power Plan settings.
>
> Sorry, what's Mains? And where can I find Power Plan settings?

'Mains' is British for AC power.

Power Plan is usually found by right clicking on the battery symbol in the
system tray (bottom right). Or try Control Panel.