Hi everyone.
I allowed Windows 10 to update, but now the taskbar icon that used to let me adjust my screen's brightness has disappeared. Each time I clicked on this icon in the past it opened up a little window. When I clicked on the brightness button icon on this little window, the screen would get 25% brighter each time I clicked on it.
After updating Windows 10 this last time, however, the taskbar icon that let me click on it to make my screen brighter has disappeared. Now, in order to adjust my screen's brightness by using the taskbar I have to right-click on the battery icon in the taskbar then click "Windows Mobility Center" and then I can adjust my screen's brightness that way.
I want to adjust my screen's brightness the way I was used to doing it. Personally, I hate how Windows took away a feature that I was accustomed to using against my will with this update and made adjusting my screen's brightness more complicated.
I want the button that used to be in my task bar (the one that allowed me to adjust my screen's brightness at intervals of 25%) back. Does anyone know how to make it so that I can have a button in my task bar that lets me click on it to adjust my screen's brightness?
Maybe there's a way to do it through the command prompt or maybe I could change some setting to get it to reappear? Maybe there's a third-party program that would restore this feature?
I did downloaded a third-party program (that works as a taskbar icon) that lets me adjust my screen's brightness with a slider, but I want to be able to adjust my screens brightness by clicking on a taskbar icon and clicking a virtual button the way I used to do it.
What that said, does anyone know how to make it so that I can have a button on my taskbar that lets me click on it to adjust my screen's brightness (as described above)?
Thank you.
P.S. In case I got the name wrong somehow, when I say "taskbar" what I mean is the area where there are little icons to the left of where the time on the lower right-hand corner of the screen is displayed.
I allowed Windows 10 to update, but now the taskbar icon that used to let me adjust my screen's brightness has disappeared. Each time I clicked on this icon in the past it opened up a little window. When I clicked on the brightness button icon on this little window, the screen would get 25% brighter each time I clicked on it.
After updating Windows 10 this last time, however, the taskbar icon that let me click on it to make my screen brighter has disappeared. Now, in order to adjust my screen's brightness by using the taskbar I have to right-click on the battery icon in the taskbar then click "Windows Mobility Center" and then I can adjust my screen's brightness that way.
I want to adjust my screen's brightness the way I was used to doing it. Personally, I hate how Windows took away a feature that I was accustomed to using against my will with this update and made adjusting my screen's brightness more complicated.
I want the button that used to be in my task bar (the one that allowed me to adjust my screen's brightness at intervals of 25%) back. Does anyone know how to make it so that I can have a button in my task bar that lets me click on it to adjust my screen's brightness?
Maybe there's a way to do it through the command prompt or maybe I could change some setting to get it to reappear? Maybe there's a third-party program that would restore this feature?
I did downloaded a third-party program (that works as a taskbar icon) that lets me adjust my screen's brightness with a slider, but I want to be able to adjust my screens brightness by clicking on a taskbar icon and clicking a virtual button the way I used to do it.
What that said, does anyone know how to make it so that I can have a button on my taskbar that lets me click on it to adjust my screen's brightness (as described above)?
Thank you.
P.S. In case I got the name wrong somehow, when I say "taskbar" what I mean is the area where there are little icons to the left of where the time on the lower right-hand corner of the screen is displayed.
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