ASUS ZENBOOK Brightness Issue
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Hello everyone,
This is my first message on this forum that has helped me so much in the past.
After breaking my ASUS ZENBOOK, I purchased a LENOVO YOGA PRO 3. But after noticing the brightness was too low and the color rendering was "yellowish", I exchanged it for a new ASUS ZENBOOK UX303L (core i5, 8g of RAM).
My problem is the following: the screen brightness, even when set to maximum, seems too low (compared to my old ASUS, the ratio is about 1/3).
At first, I thought it was the computer and that it was just like that. Then when I turned off the computer, I noticed that suddenly it lights up (during the "reboot" message on a Windows 8 background) and the brightness increases.
After rebooting, on the wallpaper photo, it maintains that brightness. But as soon as I enter the password and arrive at the desktop, the brightness drops again...
This drives me crazy because I find this laptop (the Lenovo was the same) way too "dim" despite all its qualities...
I checked the graphic configurations, the Intel menu, color settings, etc.... I can't find ANYTHING.
But if the brightness increases when it shuts down, it shows that it is AT LEAST CAPABLE of it! So how do I fix this?
Thank you in advance for your valuable help!
Benoit
This is my first message on this forum that has helped me so much in the past.
After breaking my ASUS ZENBOOK, I purchased a LENOVO YOGA PRO 3. But after noticing the brightness was too low and the color rendering was "yellowish", I exchanged it for a new ASUS ZENBOOK UX303L (core i5, 8g of RAM).
My problem is the following: the screen brightness, even when set to maximum, seems too low (compared to my old ASUS, the ratio is about 1/3).
At first, I thought it was the computer and that it was just like that. Then when I turned off the computer, I noticed that suddenly it lights up (during the "reboot" message on a Windows 8 background) and the brightness increases.
After rebooting, on the wallpaper photo, it maintains that brightness. But as soon as I enter the password and arrive at the desktop, the brightness drops again...
This drives me crazy because I find this laptop (the Lenovo was the same) way too "dim" despite all its qualities...
I checked the graphic configurations, the Intel menu, color settings, etc.... I can't find ANYTHING.
But if the brightness increases when it shuts down, it shows that it is AT LEAST CAPABLE of it! So how do I fix this?
Thank you in advance for your valuable help!
Benoit
