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July 13th, 2011 11:00

Dell XPS 15z (max conf) - How to disable automatic brightness correction?

Hi there,

I have this laptop from 2 days. It is awesome except - too much heat when playing games and this strange feature- auto brightness correction (so annoying).

What i mean? - when open some app with black background - brightness go little low, when switch to something white (app or browser or else)- brightness go normal.

I check my Display settings (in intel and nVidia) but i dont find some options which can control this.

I am using Windows 7 64bit Home premium.

Can somebody helps me?!?!

 

 

Thank u!!!!!

 

 

/ps : sorry for my english/

  • butamuh4o

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    Posted July 14th, 2011 07:00

    I will answer to myself :) Find how to disable and enable this function.

    First you must download from Dell Drivers - Dell QuickSet - After installation you can find in Program Files folder with name Dell -> QuickSet. Inside you will see some applications. For our proposes use this one : battery.exe - Open it.

    Now you will see some options - Enable Dell Intelligent Display in Battery mode and Dell Extended Battery Life and other. You must disable first one - Dell Intelligent Display in Battery mode!!!! This is it.

    With other tools in this folder you can control keyboard backlight and more.

    Thanks to myself :P

  • PudgyOne

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    Posted July 13th, 2011 13:00

    butamuh4o,

     

    See if this helps.

     

    Ambient Light Sensor Settings

     

     

    Rick

  • butamuh4o

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    Posted July 13th, 2011 13:00

    No :/ i check this before :(

  • butamuh4o

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    Posted November 25th, 2011 07:00

    I am with the same OS. Try to download the proper version for your notebook. In other way- you must describe what kind of error you receive when you tryed to install QuickSet.

  • quattrodom

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    Posted June 10th, 2013 09:00

    You should not have to download and install more drivers or tools.  I have Windows 8 but you should see similar control panel settings in Windows 7.  Go to Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Power Options\Edit Plan Settings.  OR - You might be able to click on the battery display in your system tray (bottom right of Windows toolbar) and select More Power Options, then edit the power plan settings.

    In this window for editing the power plan settings, click on Change Advanced Settings.  You will get a little Power Options Advanced Settings window.  In the list are things under Display like Dim Display After (a time) and Dimmed Display Brightness (% of brightness setting) -- and Enable Adaptive Display Brightness.  It's this last one that you should turn off for when you are plugged in, but you might want to leave it on for when you are on battery - or at least for your maximum battery power plan.

     

    Ciao!

     

     

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    Posted April 7th, 2014 20:00

    Download this graphic driver version 9.17.10.2843

    Just install it even it's older version