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If this scenario is applicable to your current situation, here’s a quick guide on disabling the two image enhancement features: Several affected users have reported that the issue was resolved after they’ve accessed the Intel’s Graphics control panel and disabled two image enhancement features – Contrast Enhancement and Film Mode Selection.Īfter doing this and restarting their computer, the majority of affected users have reported that their screen brightness was no longer adjusting automatically. Method 3: Disabling Contrast Enhancement and Film Mode Selection If you’re still encountering the same issue and you see the screen continuing to adjust automatically, move down to the next method below.

Restart your computer and see if the issue has been resolved at the next system startup.

Down below, you’ll discover several different methods that other affected users have successfully used in order to fix this particular problem.ĭisabling Intel’s power saving technology If you’re struggling to resolve this particular issue, this article will provide you with several different troubleshooting steps. If this scenario is applicable, you can resolve the issue by disabling and re-enabling the integrated GPU. If the integrated GPU gets stuck in a limbo state, adaptative brightness will kick off.

Integrated GPU is glitched – In some cases, the error is reported to occur on dual GPU machine.

If this scenario is applicable, you can resolve the issue by disabling the sensor monitoring service via the Services screen.

Sensor Monitoring Service is active – There’s one particular service (Sensor Monitoring) that is known to enforce adaptive brightness even if the option was previously disabled.

In this case, you can disable adaptive brightness indefinitely by disabling the option via Registry Editor. Adaptive Brightness is enforced by Registry key – It’s also possible that adaptive brightness insists on remaining active even after you disable the option from Power options because a registry key is keeping it active.If this scenario is applicable, you can resolve the issue by disabling the feature from AMD Radeon Settings. Vari-bright is enabled – If you’re using an AMD Radeon GPU, chances are the issue is being caused by a proprietary AMD technology called Vari-Bright.Some users have managed to resolve the issue after disabling the two options from Intel HD Graphics Control panel menu. Contrast Enhancement and Film Mode is enabled – There are two Intel Graphics Control panel settings that are known to cause this particular issue – Contrast Enhancement and Film Mode Selection.Several affected users have reported that the issue was only resolved after they disabled Display Power Saving Technology from Intel Graphics and Media. Intel’s Display Power Saving Technology is enabled – As it turns out, Intel has a proprietary technology that is perfectly capable of overriding your operating system settings regarding adaptive brightness.

In this case, you will be able to resolve the issue by disabling adaptive brightness for all available power plans. Adaptive Brightness is enabled for the current power plan – Even if you previously disabled adaptive brightness, you might currently be on a different power plan in which the setting is still enabled.As it turns out, there are several different potential culprits that might end up triggering this particular issue: