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Ajin S George

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I have tried many windows software from our TeamOS.
Thank you, creators for your hard work.
Most of the compact or lite version do not have the brightness adjusting feature.
How to enable it?
Please help me, Thanks in Advance.
 

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Alot of features are disabled in lite OS. You need to ask the author(s) in the thread where you dl. Otherwise use full version and quit messing with lite, problem solved.
 

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Not sure if it will work because a lot depends on how services/features are disabled/removed but you can give it a try.

1. Right-click on the start button and select power options.
2. Select the active plan and click Change plan settings
3. Select change advanced power settings
4. Locate and enable the following options: Display brightness, Dimmed display brightness, and Enable adaptive brightness.

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Check if the slider is there to change the brightens of your monitor. If the above options are not there, that means it probably can't be done in your specific build. Needless to say that you need to use kinda latest drivers for your graphic card and OS.

Hope it helped.
 

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Not sure if it will work because a lot depends on how services/features are disabled/removed but you can give it a try.

1. Right-click on the start button and select power options.
2. Select the active plan and click Change plan settings
3. Select change advanced power settings
4. Locate and enable the following options: Display brightness, Dimmed display brightness, and Enable adaptive brightness.

rundll32_2020-12-01_07-47-03.jpg


Check if the slider is there to change the brightens of your monitor. If the above options are not there, that means it probably can't be done in your specific build. Needless to say that you need to use kinda latest drivers for your graphic card and OS.

Hope it helped.
No bro,when i click the advanced power option it says, 'Your power plan information isnt available.
Thank you for the reply
 

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No bro,when i click the advanced power option it says, 'Your power plan information isnt available.
Thank you for the reply
install video drivers and then restart your pc then check it.
 

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No bro,when i click the advanced power option it says, 'Your power plan information isnt available.
Thank you for the reply
But... we never quit. Now that we know where the problem might be...

Open admin console or admin PowerShell
type or copy-paste and press enter after each line
Powercfg -restoredefaultschemes
Powercfg.exe -L

This should show you 3 power schemes and the one with the asterisk next to it is the currently selected scheme in use
powershell_2020-12-01_08-18-26.jpg


At this point, check again if power settings are now there and perform what I said in my first post.
If not then mark and copy the 1st GUID from what your PowerShell reported and:

powercfg.exe /changename <Paste first GUID> "Primary Power Plan"
powercfg.exe /changename <Copy/Paste second GUID> "Secondary Power Plan"
powercfg.exe /changename <Copy/Paste third GUID> "Third Power Plan"


If the above won't work then as @Mr. Spacely said you better install a full version of windows and remove/adjust things you don't like.
 

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But... we never quit. Now that we know where the problem might be...

Open admin console or admin PowerShell
type or copy-paste and press enter after each line
Powercfg -restoredefaultschemes
Powercfg.exe -L

This should show you 3 power schemes and the one with the asterisk next to it is the currently selected scheme in use
powershell_2020-12-01_08-18-26.jpg


At this point, check again if power settings are now there and perform what I said in my first post.
If not then mark and copy the 1st GUID from what your PowerShell reported and:

powercfg.exe /changename <Paste first GUID> "Primary Power Plan"
powercfg.exe /changename <Copy/Paste second GUID> "Secondary Power Plan"
powercfg.exe /changename <Copy/Paste third GUID> "Third Power Plan"


If the above won't work then as @Mr. Spacely said you better install a full version of windows and remove/adjust things you don't like.
Sure Bro,Thank you for your reply.I will check it and let you know.
 

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1 month past no replies from the user, Thanks to all that helped out here, closed and tagged completed.
 
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