- This topic has 8 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 15 years, 11 months ago by
.
-
Posts
-
I thought I remembered seeing a thread on this before I bought my Samsung but I did a search but couldn’t find one.
When i first boot up my NC10 it boots with the backlight on maximum. After a few minutes it turns the backlight all the way to the dimmest setting, I then have to adjust the backlight manually. It does this no matter what profile is selected. Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
Isn’t it the auto-dimming? Does it come back to normal when you press on the keyboard or touch the touchpad?
There is a bios setting that enables the backlight to stay on the same level that you left it before you restarted/shutdown your netbook. This may help resolve the issue.
I have a similar problem, the auto-dimming feature in Samsung Battery Manager…you should be able to exclude program (se under Options – LCD Auto-dimming – Register excluded programs) but it doesn’t work anymore which is quite annoying when watching movies. Now I have to manually disable the dimming feature when watching movies.
Perhaps these are bugs in the latest release of the Samsung Battery Manager software (ver 2.2.1.4). What version are you using DeoreDX and PsychNC10?
Update: I now found s solution to my program. The MediaList.ini file in the Samsung Battery Manager folder was for some reason readonly. Changing this and the register excluded program it works again.
I would suggest to also check what happens if you disable Samsung Battery Manager (remove it from startup in msconfig) and just check if this makes a different. If it does you know where the problem is.
[quote1229205155=Freddy]
Isn’t it the auto-dimming? Does it come back to normal when you press on the keyboard or touch the touchpad?
[/quote1229205155]It acts just like it autodims, but no amount of button pressing and clicking and mouse moving will get the screen to come back to normal .
Well, try the BIOS-setting and also disabling Samsung Battery Manager and see what happens.
[quote1229212905=DeoreDX]
[quote1229205155=Freddy]
Isn’t it the auto-dimming? Does it come back to normal when you press on the keyboard or touch the touchpad?
[/quote1229205155]It acts just like it autodims, but no amount of button pressing and clicking and mouse moving will get the screen to come back to normal .
[/quote1229212905]
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.