getting driver problem
- Thread starter pkjhon
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Laptop_Nerd
Splendid
- Aug 28, 2015
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Hi,
Please do try to adjust the screen brightness inside Control Panel.
- Click Start then select Control Panel and click on System and Security
- Click on Power Option and in there you'll be able to slide the brightness from low to high.
- If that doesn't work try to check if the PnP monitor is enabled in Device Manager
- Click Start the type Device Manager in the search box and press Enter
- Once Device Manager is open under Monitor right click on the Pnp Monitor driver and see if you have Enable as an option then click on it.
- Close Device Manager then try it again.
Please do try to adjust the screen brightness inside Control Panel.
- Click Start then select Control Panel and click on System and Security
- Click on Power Option and in there you'll be able to slide the brightness from low to high.
- If that doesn't work try to check if the PnP monitor is enabled in Device Manager
- Click Start the type Device Manager in the search box and press Enter
- Once Device Manager is open under Monitor right click on the Pnp Monitor driver and see if you have Enable as an option then click on it.
- Close Device Manager then try it again.
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