Windows 10: How do I disable the auto dimming/graphics reduction for my HP Probook 6475b?

There is this problem on my laptop. When I'm plugged in/charging, It is brighter than when I'm not plugged in/charging. I even tried everything this guy tried to help me on the reddit forum. Here is the link:https://www.reddit.com/r/techsupport/comments/11ypoat/comment/je9xjg2/?context=3If you didn't read the reddit thread, I tried the power options in control panel, the registry editor, but nothing helped. I also mentioned in that thread I read from somewhere online that my laptop has a built in auto dimming feature. It is really annoying every time I plug out my laptop. Is there a way I ca

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Issues with HP ProBook 6475b

Before going into any specifics on the situation, here are the laptop's specifications:

• Model :: HP ProBook 6475b
• CPU :: AMD A10-5750M
• GPU :: AMD Radeon HD 8650G
• RAM :: 8GB (2x4GB) PC3-12800 DDR3-1600MHz SODIMM
• HDD :: 2TB, 5400RPM, SATA III (ST2000LM007-1R8174)
• OS :: Windows 10 Pro v.1803 build 17134.254

The laptop was working relatively well after the Windows 10 1709 Update, but then began to experience issues, because it had been accidentally registered with the Insiders Program - signified by the GSOD's I used to get at the time. So, I had Windows 10
reset itself - wipe everything but the OS (but not before backing up my app installers and data first). After that, I slowly moved all of my applications back onto the laptop. From my entire time using this laptop (up until the latest OS and driver upadtes),
I haven't experienced like this until now. I've been getting frequent BSOD's, with most of them occurring while I'm away from the machine. It's gotten bad enough where I went on and changed settings so I could get full memory dumps from the laptop (along with
minidumps). I can upload the smaller ones, but the larger ones are going to have to wait. If anyone can help, it would be greatly appreciated, since I have yet to be able to successfully read the dumps myself without resorting to this:

• Instant Online Crash Analysis

Due to the possibility of this being caused by drivers, I may try out this suggestion whenever I get the time:

• Redirecting

I am a college student, so I might not always have free time for troubleshooting. This computer is my main laptop, which is why I am so concerned. It worked perfectly fine until after the OS/driver updates that followed the Windows reset (180X and later).
I don't want to point my finger at a specific cause yet, because I am unsure of what may be causing it. I did install two new Windows Store apps recently, but I doubt that they are that dangerous (Ditto, QuickLook). Besides that, I haven't installed any new
applications on this machine - for months.

If anyone wants to help, please do - but there a few things that I am not willing to try at this point in time:

• full or partial Windows Reset (since I just did that only a short while ago, and this still happened)
• buying a new laptop (cash is tight right now, and I've already quit my summer job)
• CPU downgrade (has been in use for over half a year now - issues are way too recent to have been caused by it)

Anything else is fair game. And, before anyone makes this mistake again, yes, this laptop has a proper CPU socket. It can be swapped for another CPU. I've already had one person make the assumption that such is not the case, and it's annoying. Furthermore,
this model is compatible with Windows 10 - there are updated drivers and support pages for it

here. Please do research before just saying something. I need assistance - not to be bludgeoned by misinformed statements and repeated suggestions. Please look at the comments above you before replying, to make sure you aren't unknowingly repeating someone
else. With that said, any assistance will be greatly appreciated.

Here are links to the mini-dumps I mentioned before:

• https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SNFppLvl5bqd1fOj1RrIlrYt1nta59GO?usp=sharing

 

Installed internal new DVDRW drive in hp probook 6475b notebook where can I download driver for it free for it to work

Installed new DVDRW drive in hp probook 6475b where can I download driver free for it for it to work

 

Installed new DVDRW drive in hp probook how to activate it

Installed new DVDRW drive in hp probook 6475b. How do you activate it make the probook recognize it or add it to the computer, in drives devices whatever? Running Windows 10.