Max screen brightness w/battery is lower than w/AC power-why
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2007 9:49 am
It's simple - the T61 doing something I don't want it to. It is regulating the screen brightness somehow, so that I cannot use the full brightness capability when using battery power. I'm sure this is done intentionally to cut down on complaints about battery life, but frankly I don't care.
When I have it on battery power, I can max-out the screen-brightness meter and this appears to max out the screen brightness, but when I plug the computer back in to the wall socket, the screen gets brighter and the on-screen brightness-meter still says it is maxed out. I can then unplug the computer and the display dims, but the meter still is pegged at the max setting.
I have searched through every menu I can think of (windows menus, the thinkvantage software, the nvidia graphics controller program, etc) and I haven't been able to find something to change this (ie: a check-box enabling decreased screen brightness on battery power, etc). It seems to be something I cannot regulate.
Does anyone have this problem? Does anyone know how to solve it?
Thank you all
When I have it on battery power, I can max-out the screen-brightness meter and this appears to max out the screen brightness, but when I plug the computer back in to the wall socket, the screen gets brighter and the on-screen brightness-meter still says it is maxed out. I can then unplug the computer and the display dims, but the meter still is pegged at the max setting.
I have searched through every menu I can think of (windows menus, the thinkvantage software, the nvidia graphics controller program, etc) and I haven't been able to find something to change this (ie: a check-box enabling decreased screen brightness on battery power, etc). It seems to be something I cannot regulate.
Does anyone have this problem? Does anyone know how to solve it?
Thank you all