Soldato
I suggest applying mustard to the monitor overnight, worked a treat for mine anyway.
Windows 7 - darker at night?
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Soldato
Haha, i know someone who did that...While his computer was turned on?!!
Needless to say, it didnt stay on for long.
(He was actually very lucky - not only is he still alive, but so is most of his computer - only the PSU died)
Associate
In order to solve this you must format your hard drive and install Vista 
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Associate
Windows key + R, Type C:, ctrl + A, ctrl + Delete, F5, alt + F4
Its a weird combination but it defrags the bitmap and chkdsks the ramdrive, to reallocate the GPU MOBO BIOS to the HDMI DVI interface water bottle. Fingers crossed it will increase the backlight, but equally it will break everything!
[/what not to do!]
Its a weird combination but it defrags the bitmap and chkdsks the ramdrive, to reallocate the GPU MOBO BIOS to the HDMI DVI interface water bottle. Fingers crossed it will increase the backlight, but equally it will break everything!
[/what not to do!]
Soldato
Sleep mode is about to come on that's why. You can turn it off in Regedit.
Man of Honour
Take a pot to work with you, it's a genuine IT support tool.
Whatever you do, only hold it in your right hand though, or you know what happens!
Soldato
I have noticed it too! I have had to reset my monitor. I don't know why it happens though. My monitor is also a Dell.
Soldato
Well if you hadn't said you'd fixed it I would have said it could be a light sensor. I know my NEC WMGX3 has a light sensor in the front to adjust for low light levels.
I think this is normal
as my dell 2405 monitor has aways been darker for first few seconds when i first turn it on...
Soldato
I am too suffering from this, but not at night, usualy first thing in the morning. I come to my PC and the screen is always too dark too read. It does my bloody head in. The only workaround or fix i've found so far is to wiggle the mouse left to right, and back again, and then suddenly it starts to work again. So annoying though
Soldato
The other week I had an issue with the brightness on a laptop that worked fine with XP and Vista. Sometimes it would be ok, but most of the time the screen would default to it's dimmest setting and the slider in power settings was completely broken. The only fix was to update the BIOS.
And no, this isn't one of those joke replies.
And no, this isn't one of those joke replies.
Associate
Windows key + R, Type C:, ctrl + A, ctrl + Delete, F5, alt + F4
Its a weird combination but it defrags the bitmap and chkdsks the ramdrive, to reallocate the GPU MOBO BIOS to the HDMI DVI interface water bottle. Fingers crossed it will increase the backlight, but equally it will break everything!
[/what not to do!]
I actually burst out laffing that was hilarious haha
Don
Ok, we get it, you don't like Windows 7
haha! I remember someone at college actually doing that. When the tutor came back into the room he had to try and explain why the room was full of smoke
Theheyes - Im using a desktop machine but for some reason the option to turn up brightness by using the fn key on my dads NC10 no longer works (though it does through the menu)
It could possibly be the backligh warming up as to why its dark
Bledd - no at all, i'm now getting on fine with Windows 7, installed again yesterday in about 30 minutes, all drivers and everything. Takes a bit of getting used to but it does seem quicker than XP. I'm suprised it also works with my version of winamp from october 1999
It could possibly be the backligh warming up as to why its dark
Bledd - no at all, i'm now getting on fine with Windows 7, installed again yesterday in about 30 minutes, all drivers and everything. Takes a bit of getting used to but it does seem quicker than XP. I'm suprised it also works with my version of winamp from october 1999