Brightness Policy?


  1. soho1
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    Win 7 Pro 64-bit
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    Brightness Policy?


    Is there a group policy to lock down the brightness settings that are normally configured into the control panel power options?

    Or alternatly, can I force these back to particular settings by saving and restoring regsitry keys upon user login?

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  3. Digerati
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    Windows 7 Profession 64-bit
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    Brightness settings? Those are hardware settings - done via drivers. If your graphics driver utility does not provide such options, and your monitor does not either, then I don't see any way to achieve what you are asking.
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