Raze Blade 15 Windows 10 Screen Brightness when plugged in

If you use battery saver mode in windows it will do this. Just search Windows settings for Battery Saver and check the "Lower screen brightness while in battery saver" box. When you unplug the system, click the battery taskbar icon and change to the lowest setting labeled "Battery Saver". Then if you plug back in it should go back to the previous plugged in setting. Then when you unplug again it should switch back to Battery Saver. If it doesn't you may have to manually select battery saver to dim the display, but it seems to remember the setting most of the time for me.

Hi PineGreenpulsedome340, Thanks for this. This does work with some caveats and some limitations: 1) Battery saver impacts a bunch of other Windows standard processes as detailed here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/component-guidelines/battery-saver For example, it throttles apps (it seems it is possible to prevent that happening by manually setting each app to not get throttled). OneDrive would also pause syncing in Battery Saver mode, but there is an option to disable that behaviour in OneDrive settings. It seems other impacts cannot be turned off. 2) Battery Saver must be set to be on all the time as opposed to the default 20% for this to work 3) There is no way to customise by what degree the brightness decreases - it's a flat 30% decrease. The old way of doing this in the past allowed the user to choose exact brightness So while this is useful and I may use it, it's a workaround rather than a solution to the actual problem. I am not sure why Microsoft removed this functionality - "progress" I guess! I will carry on looking for other alternatives. Thanks