Just go to your monitor manufacturer’s official website and look for any available companion software. Not to mention, using proper software eliminates the need to deal with the clunky monitor buttons or terribly designed monitor control menus. Moreover, the good thing about using first-party software is that they may add additional functionality to your monitor that is otherwise unavailable. In my case, to change the desktop monitor brightness in Windows, all I have to do is click on the application icon and drag the brightness slider. It’s that simple. In addition to the buttons on your monitor, most monitor manufacturers create and release a companion software that allows you to better manage your monitor.įor instance, Dell has a simple software called Dell Display Manager that lets you do a variety of things like adjusting screen brightness, adjusting screen color depending on the active application, changing resolution, etc. You might have to dig through the menus or the monitor’s user manual to find a way to create custom shortcuts, though. Again, taking my Dell monitor as an example, it lets me create custom shortcuts so that I can change the brightness with just two button presses. If you are frequently changing the monitor brightness to match the lighting conditions, depending on your monitor you might be able to create dedicated shortcuts within the monitor menu. Replace “your monitor model” with the actual monitor manufacturer name and model number. If you are like me and have no idea where you’ve stored the monitor user manual, don’t worry, you can generally find the user manual online. If you can’t find the option within the monitor menu, take a look at the monitor manual. So, if I want to change the brightness, I need to first open the menu, select the Brightness option, and then change it using the up or down arrow buttons.ĭepending on your monitor, the way to change monitor brightness may differ. For instance, on my Dell monitor, the brightness controls are in the main menu. On some monitors, the brightness controls might be buried within other menus.
Usually, most monitors have dedicated Brightness buttons. The easiest and sure-fire way is to use the monitor buttons. If the above method did not work or if you are looking for an alternative, here are some. If that’s the case, go to the “Time adjustments” tab and click on the “Add a time” button to set the timings. For instance, you might want the monitor to be bright in the day time and dim in the night time. You can also configure the app to automatically adjust the brightness based on time. In my case, I set Ctrl + F12 to increase brightness and Ctrl + F11 to decrease the brightness on all displays. Go to the “Hotkeys” tab and assign the keyboard shortcuts as required. To do that, open the Twinkle Tray slider on the taskbar and click on the “Settings” icon.
If you want to, you can assign keyboard shortcuts to increase or decrease screen brightness.
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