However, since your query is also related to “Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method battery ' reinstalling upon restart, I would suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it is helpful to you. Would recommend you not to uninstall the driver. Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method battery is a driver that is responsible for the communication between your laptop battery and Windows system. Scroll down further to Enable adaptive brightness, and then put both On Battery and Plugged in to Off On Battery and keep plugged in 100% as well.īrowse down to Dimmed Display Brightness, and do the same Scroll down to the Display Brightness option, put 100% in I would suggest you to follow the steps mentioned below and let us know if that helps.ĭisable the Adaptive Brightness to Fix Dim Screen in Windows 10Ĭlick on Change plan settings link next to the already selected plan.Ĭlick on Change advanced power settings link, and the Power Options window will appear. I appreciate your effort in trying to fix I understand the inconvenience you are facing after upgrading to Windows 10 from Windows 8.1 operating system. Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums. So frustrating over a little thing like this. But if we cant manage, is there a way to just remove microsoft acpi-compliant control method battery completely without coming back automatically? Ideally, of course, I just would want to have everything what I need to have in my laptop function properly. HOW do I solve this issue? Where is a problem coming from? So I thought, I'll live with that.īut now is another issue - as soon as I log off from my laptop and log back in again, Microsoft acpi-compliant control method battery is active again! And same issue all over again. What one agent helped to discover was that when we go to Device Manage->Battery and unistall 'Microsoft acpi-compliant control method battery' I would have my screen at desired lighting with power cable plugged in or out. I've spent whole day on this trying to figure, including chats with Microsoft support. I did everything as per online guides, but still, as soon as I unplug power cable, a screen goes dim.

I basically want to have screen lighting set to the same, whether power cable is plugged in or not. I have just upgraded to Windows 10 from 8.1, never had this issue until now.

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