HOW TO FIX A WINDOWS 10 BRIGHTNESS CONTROL THAT DOES NOT WORK In regards to needing to fix Windows 10 brightness control that doesn’t work, we know a driver issue relating directly to the graphics card could be the solution. Likewise, if there’s a chance an out of date driver can be the culprit of a problem, it’s best to eliminate that option first before straining your brain about what other potential problems might be the cause of the present issue. Many of the times we have a problem with our computers, it can be because of a driver issue.
That logical solution to the problem usually does come from a button on our desktop computer display monitors, though some machines running Windows 10 are not allowing for the increase or decrease in brightness for laptops and notebooks. But what can you do about it if you need to work in front of a computer? At the very least, we could have a brightness control that works. I assume this is what they call eye strain, and yes, it’s not healthy. Sometimes my eyes can get so bad that they water. If you spend loads of hours in front of a computer like me, your eyes might get more sensitive to the brightness of a display than what they would have had you spent less hours in front of the computer.
