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Windows Phone 8 : Configuring Basic Device Settings - Screen Brightness (part 2) - Manually Adjusting the Screen Brightness

2/22/2014 3:09:08 AM

Manually Adjusting the Screen Brightness

Manually adjusting the screen’s brightness enables you to maintain a certain level of brightness, regardless of the current lighting conditions. For example, Windows Phone 8 is designed to automatically dim the screen when you are using the phone in a dark area and to brighten the screen when you are in a bright area. If you prefer to use a consistent level of brightness, go to the Settings screen and follow these steps:

1. Scroll through the list of settings and Tap Brightness.

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2. Set the Automatically Adjust slide bar to Off.

3. Tap Level.

4. Choose your desired brightness level.

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