Microsoft Screen Dimming By Default?
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Anonymous
Hello, I am a pc gamer and so I like to see my games how they are supposed to be. I came here because when I play any game such as CS:GO, Rocket League, etc. The game is automatically dimmed. I've looked up fixed for this and I haven't been able to find any. The game will flash and show me the actual brightness of the game if I press the home button on my controller. You will be able to see the problem I'm having with the gif (Cause I cannot provide the file) that I have provided below. (Sorry for the bad quality my screen recorder wouldn't pick the flashing up so I had to record it with my phone) Any help would be appreciated. Gif: https://gyazo.com/1add1453dc8e385a70330fd980165583 I also had my camera light on but I can redo it without it if you would like me to.
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