Down at the bottom, use the screen brightness slider to adjust accordingly.To the left will be dimmer, to the right brighter.
Press the windows key + i to open the settings app, and click on settings.Press the battery option from the left side and move to the settings for your battery saver.The system category opens in the display tab.
(if the slider isn't there, see the notes section below.) some pcs can let windows automatically adjust screen brightness based on the current lighting conditions.Click the message icon to the right of the clock in the taskbar to open the action center.
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When you're in a dark room, yo.Click on hardware and sound.
Next, select display and go to the brightness and color section.Use the brightness slider to adjust the screen brightness.Choose your system tab for altering your system's screen brightness.
Drag the slider left or right to adjust the screen brightness.When it's bright outside, you want to turn it up so you can see.
One easy way to control your windows 10/11 brightness is through settings.Navigate to system > display.Beneath brightness and color, use the brightness slider.
Rotate the monitor as needed to the orientation you selected.
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Los Angeles Lakers guard D'Angelo Russell plans to opt into the final year of his contract for $18.7 million, he told ESPN a day before the deadline for the decision.
Russell, 28, is coming off a strong season for L.A. thanks to a second-half surge. He finished his ninth season with averages of 18.0 points on 45.6% shooting (41.5% from 3), 6.3 assists and 3.1 rebounds.
Russell, who found himself at the center of trade talks last season, made it clear that he intends to stay in Los Angeles and play for the Lakers' new coach, JJ Redick.
"I love what JJ is about and I really see myself thriving under his guidance to help win at a high level," Russell told ESPN on Friday night.
Jaxson Hayes also is likely to opt into the final year of his deal, a source familiar with the center's intentions told ESPN, confirming news first reported by The Athletic.
Hayes, 24, came to the Lakers last summer after playing his first four seasons in New Orleans, signing a two-year deal with a player option on the second year. The No. 8 overall pick in 2019, he averaged 4.3 points and 3.0 rebounds in 70 games last season.
The Lakers discussed a Russell trade with several teams last season, looking to upgrade the point guard position in part because of Russell's struggles in the 2023 Western Conference finals against the Denver Nuggets.
After drafting Dalton Knecht with the No. 17 pick and Bronny James with the No. 55 pick this week, L.A. still has the ability to trade two future first-round picks, which, paired with an expiring contract the size of Russell's, could lead to a new-look lineup for the Lakers.
The Lakers replaced Darvin Ham -- whom Russell struggled to see eye-to-eye with at times -- with Redick at head coach since the season ended with another playoff loss to Denver.
Redick, an elite 3-point shooter during his playing career, spoke about his desire for more 3s across the roster for next season at his introductory news conference. It stands to reason he would value the skill set of Russell, who broke the Lakers' single-season 3-pointers made record last season with 226.
Russell's plan to opt in was first reported by Swish Cultures.
