Solved Adaptive Brightness On Battery Never Turns Off! Any Solutions?

[Purshu_Pro]

Briefly explain your current issue(s)

Brightness Fluctuates automatically.

Steps taken to resolve, but have been unsuccessful

Turning off under Power options.

Hello friends i have been trying to turn off the adaptive brightness in my PC, which is giving me a lot of headache and eye pain when i use my PC on its Battery. If it is plugged in the brightness stays constant and do not fluctuate, i'm trying to figure it out the cause, but unable to fix it though. Can some one help me fix it?
Thanks!

 

[Exterminator]

Windows 8 or 7 ?
So doesnt help if you change it in Windows or checked the Bios?
Did you try and adjust it through the intel graphics control panel?

 

[Purshu_Pro]

Windows 8 or 7 ?
So doesnt help if you change it in Windows or checked the Bios?
Did you try and adjust it through the intel graphics control panel?

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Its Windows 8
Yes it doesn't help when i change in windows. So how to check it in the Bios?
My machine is AMD Build.

 

[Exterminator]

What brand of laptop

 

[Purshu_Pro]

What brand of laptop

Brand: HP
Model: Pavilion G6 2201AX

 

[Exterminator]

You have done this in Windows 8

Type and run: services.msc
Find "Sensor Monitoring Service"
Right click and select properties
Select "disable" under "startup type"
reboot your computer

Do you have Intel graphics? Whatever graphics you have there should be a control panel with power options

 

[Purshu_Pro]

You have done this in Windows 8

Type and run: services.msc
Find "Sensor Monitoring Service"
Right click and select properties
Select "disable" under "startup type"
reboot your computer

Do you have Intel graphics? Whatever graphics you have there should be a control panel with power options

Let me try this.
I have AMD Radeon Graphics. So let me try even that also.

 

[Purshu_Pro]

I tried the above guided through "services.msc" command. But it didn't solve the problem. In my control panel, it only shows to adjust the screen brightness. There is no "adaptive brightness" configurations. During charging i do not experience any changes to my display. It happens only when my PC is running on battery.

 

[Exterminator]

Did you try the power plan options via the control panel?

Click change power plan settings next to balanced or what ever is ticked

Click Change advanced settings

Scroll down to display and click the + sign

Then enable adaptive brightness click the +

Turn off for on battery

Can you take a screenshot of your Graphics control panels

 

[jamescv7]

You mean for auto-brightness?

Follow this picture

Untick Vari Bright technology.

Another option is by registry tweak: http://itmishmash.blogspot.com/2014/04/how-do-i-disable-auto-brightness-on.html

 

[Exterminator]

Untick Enable Vari bright technology that is what you need to do.I am not familiar with AMD graphics control panel but that should do it.

 

[Purshu_Pro]

Thanks @jamescv7 and @exterminator20 . Finally stopped it. Now its stable and i can see it. Can i re enable the services which is disabled?

 

[Exterminator]

Thanks @jamescv7 and @exterminator20 . Finally stopped it. Now its stable and i can see it. Can i re enable the services which is disabled?

Which services to you want to enable again? Leave "Enable Vari Bright" unticked and any adaptive settings you changed when on battery in Windows. "Dimming" of the display when on battery or plugged in can be changed to whatever you want. It is a battery consumption feature but if your problem is gone I would leave those adaptive brightness settings as is. I do not care for adaptive brightness.

 

[Purshu_Pro]

Which services to you want to enable again? I do not care for adaptive brightness.

"Sensor Monitoring Service" !
Why? Isn't adaptive brightness is disturbing feature?

 

[Exterminator]

"Sensor Monitoring Service" !
Why? Isn't adaptive brightness is disturbing feature?

In Windows 7 I have adaptive brightness set to manual
I prefer not to use it because frankly it drives me nuts Much the same as it does on a TV.