09-11-2017, 06:11 PM
Just adding my two cents, I had laptops that had a "lock/disable" brightness function in the BIOS configuration, some even had a physical Brightness lock "switch" (rare).
Other laptops had brightness control disabled while power adapter was unplugged (or plugged can't remember).
Or, worst case is that it's a Windows "software" only function that "faked" the brightness output just darkening the display and not lowering the power to the backlight of the screen. I guess this would only applies to really low-quality laptops and not Asus...(?).
-TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
Other laptops had brightness control disabled while power adapter was unplugged (or plugged can't remember).
Or, worst case is that it's a Windows "software" only function that "faked" the brightness output just darkening the display and not lowering the power to the backlight of the screen. I guess this would only applies to really low-quality laptops and not Asus...(?).
-TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
- TheDead (TheUxNo0b)
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