High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology improves the visual quality of your display by providing brighter highlights and deeper shadows. Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) is the traditional format most displays use.…
Windows 11 offers a feature called SDR Content Brightness Balance that adjusts the brightness of standard dynamic range (SDR) content on your display. Sometimes, this setting may not work as…
High Dynamic Range (HDR) enhances the colors and brightness of your display, making images and videos look more vibrant and realistic. However, sometimes the default HDR brightness settings might not…
Auto brightness is a convenient feature that automatically adjusts your screen brightness based on the surrounding light. It helps reduce eye strain and saves battery life on laptops and tablets.…
Many Windows 11 users rely on the ambient light sensor to automatically adjust screen brightness. This feature helps save battery life and provides a comfortable viewing experience in different lighting…
Adaptive brightness is a helpful feature in Windows 11 that automatically adjusts your screen brightness based on the lighting conditions around you. This helps reduce eye strain and can save…
Many Windows 11 users experience issues with their screen not turning off automatically. This can be frustrating, especially when trying to save power or protect your display. Fortunately, Windows 11…
Windows 11 includes various power management features designed to balance energy consumption and system performance. One important feature is Link State Power Management, which controls how your computer manages power…
PCI Express power management issues in Windows 11 can cause your system to experience performance drops or stability problems. These issues often relate to how Windows handles power saving for…
USB Selective Suspend is a useful feature in Windows 11 that helps save power by suspending idle USB devices. However, sometimes this feature may stop working, causing issues like USB…