Tired of adjusting screen brightness (charger/battery)

When I start the computer and have the charger connected I have to turn down the screen brightness a few steps because I don't like bright screens. When I unplug the charger the screen brightness goes down to a minimum so then I have to adjust it ones again, but this time a few steps up. This is a bit annoying. Any solutions to my "problem"?

 

Anyone?

 

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You can click the battery icon to get the power manager and uncheck "dim my screen on battery" or similar.

If that doesn't do it, try installing a more fully-featured kpowersave and setting things the way you want them:

http://www.aspireoneuser.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=3760&hilit=kpowersave

 

This usually happens when you have power saver mode on your computer. When you disconnect power, the computer adjusts to power saver mode thus your screen brightness is lowered. Try to check the power option of your computer.

 

It sounds to me like the energy management settings. Most laptops have a energy management program that allows you to adjust the screen brightness when ever the computer is connected to a socket or running on battery power.

 

When you switch your computer to power saver mode, make sure to adjust other settings to reflect the same for instance, peripheral applications like bluetooth radio. The simplest solution is to assign a hotkey to this function which can also apply to the keyboard backlight.

 

I customized the brightness of my laptop in settings and ticked the boxes that I want. This setting comes with every laptop, I believe. I did what @mattytee and @SirJoe said and set it to how I like it to be.

 

For a quick adjustment there are the two buttons on the top, in my case it's the F11 and F12 buttons but I'm not sure if it's the same for all computers. That could help to do a quick adjustment.

 

I've just had the same problem with my laptop as you, and I went into the display settings and adjusted the brightness to how I wanted it. Whether it's on charge or not, there is little difference to me. It might be a little too bright for the good of my eyes, but that's the settings that I'm comfortable with.