Windows 10: Looking for a program that does this.. Simmlar to flux but.

So my galaxy S7 phone has this thing where it dims the screen based on the lighting conditions in the room, I am wondering is there a simmlar thing that does the same for a pc monitor? I know about Flux, however, I dislike how yellow it makes the screen.

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It took much longer than it should have, but I eventually found the program on my computer. It is called f.lux. Given that it took 30 seconds to find this article on then new Windows feature:

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/flux-vs-windows-10...

Take a look at the article and see if you have this feature and if it is turned on.

 

Looking for a program

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Have you tried the Windows 10 Night Light display setting?

 

To be able to do that automatically, a PC would have to have sensors for light, some laptops/notebooks and most tablets have it. "Adaptive brightness". Enable or Disable Adaptive Brightness in Windows 10
I'm not aware of any add-on sensor for desktops made exclusively for that.