5 Ways to Change Screen Brightness in Windows 11 (2023)

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In this tutorial, we will discover: 5 Ways to Change Screen Brightness in Windows 11 (2023).

So, let’s begin!

1- Short & Easy tutorial

You can change the screen brightness in Windows 11 using the following steps:

  1. Click on the “Start” button in the bottom left corner of the screen.
  2. Click on the “Settings” icon (gear-shaped) in the Start menu.
  3. In the Settings window, click on the “System” option.
  4. Click on the “Display” option in the left-hand menu.
  5. Under the “Brightness and color” section, use the slider to adjust the brightness level of the display. You can drag the slider to the left to decrease the brightness, or to the right to increase the brightness.
  6. You can also turn on the “Change brightness automatically when lighting changes” option to allow Windows to automatically adjust the brightness based on the ambient light in the room.
  7. Once you have set the desired brightness level, close the Settings window.

2- Tutorial with images

1. Change Screen Brightness Using Right-click Menu

Right-click in any empty space on the Desktop (Screen of your computer) and select Display Settings option in the right-click menu.

Display Settings Option in Windows 11

On Display Settings screen, you can increase the brightness of screen by dragging the Brightness Circle to the right and decrease screen brightness by dragging the Circle to left.

Change Brightness Using Settings

2. Change Screen Brightness Using Quick Settings

Another easy way to change the brightness of screen in Windows 11 is by accessing Quick Settings menu.

Open Quick Settings menu by clicking on Quick Settings button (WiFi/Speaker/Battery Icon) located at bottom right-corner in the taskbar.

Change Screen Brightness Using Quick Settings Menu

On Quick Settings screen, you can increase the brightness of screen by dragging the Circle on the brightness slider to right and decrease screen brightness by dragging the Circle to left.

When you are happy with the brightness, you can quit Quick Settings screen by clicking on Quick Settings button or by clicking anywhere outside Quick Settings screen.

3. Change Screen Brightness using Settings

Click on Start button > Settings Icon > select the System tab in left-pane and click on Display in the right-pane.

Display Settings Option in Windows 11

On Display Settings screen, you can increase or decrease the brightness of screen by dragging the Circle on Brightness bar to right and left.

Adjust Screen Brightness Option in Windows 11

4. Change Brightness using Mobility Center

Another way to change the brightness of screen on your computer is to by going to Windows Mobility Center.

Right-click on the Start button and click on Mobility Center. On Mobility Center screen, you can change the screen brightness by dragging the Brightness bar to your desired brightness level.

Adjust Screen Brightness Using Windows Mobility Center

5. Change Screen Brightness Using Keyboard

If you are using a Laptop with built-in display, locate the Function Key (F1 ~ F12) with Brightness icon.

Change Laptop Screen Brightness Using Keyboard

Once, you locate the Brightness key, you can quickly change the brightness of screen by pressing Fn + the Brightness key.

If Brightness Slider Is Greyed Out

The Brighness Slider in Quick Settings Menu is only available on Windows Laptops and Tablets. If you are using a Desktop computer with an external monitor, the brightness slider will be unavilable or Greyed Out.

In such a case, you will have to use the Monitor’s physical controls to increase or decrease the brightness of the Monitor.

Note: Some devices may have dedicated function keys on the keyboard that allow you to adjust the screen brightness. Check your device’s manual or manufacturer’s website for more information.

Mohamed SAKHRI

my name is Mohamed SAKHRI, and I am the creator and editor-in-chief of Easy Tech Tutorials. As a passionate technology enthusiast, I have been blogging for some time now, providing practical and helpful guides for various operating systems such as Windows, Linux, and macOS, as well as Android tips and tricks. Additionally, I also write about WordPress. I am currently 35 years old.

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