Windows 10: Display Brightness with Samsung UHD Monitor U28R55 Not Available?

I’ll preface this question to say I’m mostly a Mac user at this point, but not for gaming so maybe I’m just dumb and can’t find the options... But I’m just dumbfounded how such a simple option is not available. Please tell me if I’m missing something.

All I want to do is control the brightness of my monitor using my keyboard instead of having to go through the ridiculous Samsung menu items to change it (or my GPU control panel which also has too many steps)?

I’m using a custom build gaming desktop with a Logitech G910 keyboard (which I figured I could keyboard shortcut display brightness somewhere but it doesn’t exist in the software).

All drivers are up to date. Windows 10 is up to date. Same with my G910. Thanks for any suggestions.

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monitor brightness?

Hi Tom,

To change your Windows 10 monitor brightness, we suggest that you follow the steps below:

• Click the Windows logo; then, search for Control Panel.
• Select Hardware and Sound.
• Choose Power Options.
• On the next screen you should see brightness slider at the bottom of the Control Panel window.
  

We would appreciate it if you could get back to us and provide us your feedback.

 

Dual monitors - the second monitor is very dim

I have a Windows 10 PC, with two displays, a 1080p Lenovo monitor and a Samsung UHD TV. The Lenovo is my main PC monitor. In settings, when I set the monitor to the Lenovo only, the display is fine; when I set the monitor to the Samsung only, the display
is fine. When I set the displays to Duplicate, both displays are bright. But when I set the displays to Extend, the Lenovo is unchanged, but the Samsung goes very dim.

It is now Monday July 29; All modes were working perfectly just last Thursday, July 25, 2019.

How can I get the Samsung TV to hold its brightness when using "Extend displays"?