Windows 10: How do I easily stop my display from dimming after installing Windows 11?

I recently upgraded to Windows 11 and after installing the update the screen was instantly dimmed. Luckily I was able to power off the monitor and then powering on the computer monitor made the screen return to normal. I had installed all the latest drivers for an AMD Radeon RX580. Whenever I disabled the drivers to the Microsoft Basic Display Adapter it did not dim down upon restart, but it switched back automatically to the Radeon RX580 drivers. Also when I go into Display Settings it will dim down. Do you know what is causing these issues for the most part?

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display dimming

Hi,

There's a possibility that this issue is due to the Display settings of your device. For us to isolate your concern, we'd like to ask a few questions:

• Is it only happening when you connect your device to Windows 10?
• If it's not connected, have you noticed certain activities wherein the screen dims automatically?
• Have you tried using a different HDMI cable?
• What troubleshooting steps have you tried so far?

We hope to hear from you soon.

 

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Display dim after 20s

Hi!

Since some update ago my display dims after exactly 20 seconds of inactivity. In fact, it does not dim, this seems to be a software effect. The reason why I make this deduction is because all of the background lowers in brightness but the mouse pointer stays the same suggesting that this is not a hardware dimming feature kicking in.

What is also fascinating is after an additional 20-40s the display turns completely off. This is not how I have configured my power settings.

As a good googler I found a couple of threads addressing this. And I would like to outline what measures I have taken to try to remediate the issue before making this post so that duplicated suggestions are not given.

- Updated graphics card drivers

- Patched windows

- Installed Windows 11 23H2

- Let Windows update check for all driver patches

- I don't have any adaptive brightness enabled nor even available to configure

- Ran the power troubleshooter without remediation

- Edited my power plan to make sure that display off timers are set correctly. They have been set to turn off display after 5 minutes. This value seems to be ignored

- Ran the Intel Graphics Command Center app and turned off "Display power settings" under System => Power

- Forced enable of "Dim display after" in advanced settings (https://www.makeuseof.com/windows-show-dim-display-after-option/) and then set it to 5 minutes. This value seems to be ignored

- It's not hardware controlled as anything outside of Windows (live USB, BIOS settings, boot menu etc) does not exhibit this behavior

As said this seems to be a software dimming as the mouse pointer remains bright as a shining star. It seems to be a newly introduced feature as my laptop has not behaved like this before.

Platform: Lenovo Carbon X1 Gen 10

UEFI version: 1.40

Panel: Lenovo OLED 2k display

Windows version: 11 build 22631.2506

Any suggestions appreciated!