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I have an HP Pavilion ze4300. When I unplug my power cord my monitor dims on
my laptop. I do not want it to dim, but I cannot find a setting to adjust
this. Any idea where I can find that? Thanks! Jeff

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This option is usually set in the BIOS.

"Jwagen02" <Jwagen02@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have an HP Pavilion ze4300. When I unplug my power cord my monitor dims
>on
> my laptop. I do not want it to dim, but I cannot find a setting to adjust
> this. Any idea where I can find that? Thanks! Jeff

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In article <22042AAC-1CEB-4DBC-9502-963AC49999E9@microsoft.com>,
Jwagen02@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> I have an HP Pavilion ze4300. When I unplug my power cord my monitor dims on
> my laptop. I do not want it to dim, but I cannot find a setting to adjust
> this. Any idea where I can find that? Thanks! Jeff

The BIOS may have a setting to disable it, or the HP Tools or something.

The battery will have a longer cycle if the brightness is decreased when
running on it. Bright means more drain.

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