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Good morning,
suddenly my computer's brightness stopped working, I had windows 10 I tried to uninstall the drivers with the guru3d driver uninstaller tool and do a fresh install but it didn't work.
I tried using the standard Windows driver but the ability to manage the brightness disappears from settings.
I updated the Bios at the last version and installed Windows 11, I installed the new drivers but the problem is still present.
My setup:
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Hello,
thanks everyone, speaking with the computer builder I discovered it was a BIOS parameter:
BIOS -> Advanced -> LVDS Configuration -> Was set to "no" and should be set to 1920x1080 LVDS1
Probably the BIOS default values were restored and having also done the update the manufacturer's custom parameters were lost.
Best Regards
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Hi Amir_96,
Thank you for posting in Intel Communities.
Could you please elaborate on the problem you're encountering? Is the issue that you're unable to modify your system's brightness using the slider in the Display settings, or is the brightness slider missing altogether?
Additionally, does your system have a dedicated keyboard shortcut for brightness control, and if so, have you attempted to use it?
Best regards,
Caguicla C.
Intel® Customer Support Technician
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Hi Amir,
The latest graphics driver for your CPU is Intel® Graphics Driver 31.0.101.2128. Also in Asus site, for you board (H410T) I can see an outdated driver Version 23.20.16.4849. Any way, download and install the latest driver from Intel site.
Leon
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Hello,
thanks everyone, speaking with the computer builder I discovered it was a BIOS parameter:
BIOS -> Advanced -> LVDS Configuration -> Was set to "no" and should be set to 1920x1080 LVDS1
Probably the BIOS default values were restored and having also done the update the manufacturer's custom parameters were lost.
Best Regards
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Hi Amir_96,
Thank you for sharing the solution to your issue. It's sure to be beneficial for others encountering a similar problem.
We'll proceed to close this discussion. Should you require assistance in the future, please feel free to post a new question, as this thread will no longer be monitored.
Best regards,
Caguicla C.
Intel® Customer Support Technician

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