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1. INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA CONTROL PANEL ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS INSTALL
2. INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA CONTROL PANEL ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS DRIVERS
3. INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA CONTROL PANEL ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS PRO

This means you can follow dmuller's instruction now.

INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA CONTROL PANEL ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS DRIVERS

Following the instruction of bluegamer44, I went to Intel's page for Intel HD Graphics 520 drivers and installed the latest one for my i5-6300U 6th gen CPU, in my case ver.

INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA CONTROL PANEL ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS INSTALL

So I searched if I can install it on my SP4 and ended up arriving at.

INTEL GRAPHICS AND MEDIA CONTROL PANEL ADAPTIVE BRIGHTNESS PRO

dmuller tells us to "launch 'Intel Graphics and Media Control Panel.'" but Surface Pro 4 doesn't come with it.You may find Intel pages and Intel HD Graphics settings a little different from what is mentioned in dmuller's and bluegamer44's posts, but you'll find a way to do it. Note that there are several minor changes to software names and website structures. I hope SP5 will be improved around this.Īnyway, thank you for introducing me dmuller's post, Jasmin!! :) Let us tweak our device so we can use it better. Want Microsoft to hide advanced things from users on the assumption that users are dumb. I mean, SP4 should have come with Intel HD Graphics Control Panel. Just to tell my opinion, professional high-end devices like SP4 should be equipped with tools for advanced, custom settings so users can use it for any purpose with ease and comfort. Is this assumption of mine right? If so, who (what part of PC) is responsible for this matter? Windows OS, driver, or Intel?ĭon't anyone think it is problematic to bother many PC users with this annoying constant change of display coloring that is somewhat widely recognized?īut I had to install additional software (Intel HD Graphics Control Panel) before followingįor others who may come here to solve the same issue, I'll write down the process that solved the problem below. So, it seems to be a normal, intended behavior for the display of some PCs, I assume. In some of those reports, just as I do, the reporters and answerers keep experiencing the washed-out screen problem even after they confirmed everything is working fine, i.e. making sure all their software is up to date and tried restarts and changing settings Is there a way to solve this?īy the way, researching about my problem, I have seen many other reports of washed out colors on Surface series and many other PCs. Please visit /r/AyyMD, or it's Intel counterpart - /r/Intelmao - for memes.My Surface Pro 4 screen gets washed-out color after displaying dark contents like my black desktop (background) or dark reading mode in MS Edge. Rule 5: AyyMD-style content & memes are not allowed. AMD recommendations are allowed in other threads.

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