Hello guys I own an ASUS G73JH-A1 I have installed the latest ATI drivers 13.4 and the backlight of the screen does not respond. When I press Fn+F5orF6 the animation appears but nothing happens. I have tried reinstalling ATK package and the ATI drives but the problem still exists.
Any suggestions? Thanks
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My geuss would be try 13.5Beta or else revert back to the driver that was working for you.
I had schreen issues with 13.5Beta but 13.4 Working.
Sjoerd -
This is unbelievable reverting back to 13.1 which I didnt have any problems before the problem still EXISTS!!!! ????
OUF
Edit: Installing latest beta does nothing backlight doesnt respond..;/ -
wow
Have you uninstalled the drivers?
If not uninstall, restart and install 13.1 for you i geuss.
If this not helps maybe somebody else knows something or maybe you display died in a bad timing.....
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Yes I uninstall the drivers then went into safe mode used driver fusion then restart and install the drivers. thats my procedure everytime a new drive is released. -
anyone?? ;/
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Did you ever have anything prior to 13.1 installed? I read that if you have installed something prior to that, anything 13.1 up can break brightness control. Have same problem on my amd machines.
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I had a similar problem on an old driver (11.x probably) where after the machine went into sleep mode, then out, the brightness controls wouldn't work. Was solved by not sleeping, just shutting down fully (why sleep with an SSD). Presume it doesn't happen now on the newer drivers.
Have you tried installing a much older driver (maybe go back to the original ASUS one) and see if brightness works. If it does, then try installing 13.5beta over the top, without using driver sweeping programs.
I used to do the old de-install, sweep, safe mode, sweep, reboot, new driver etc and occasionally had problems with it over-cleaning, one time resulting in hours of hassle to get catalyst to recognise my card as compatible! Since 12.x I have simply installed over the top, and not had any problems. It seems the more recent Catalyst behave well with simple over the top upgrade installs. Worth a try! -
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i had the same problem
something is screwed with your drivers
even normal uninstall and reinstall drivers that the brightness was working didn't helped
you need to completely wipe the drivers
i think my problem was fixed with driver sweeper(driver fusion)
it is a pain in the to clean them
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now brightness is screwed on all drivers except for the standard from microsoft -
All my amd machine are on 12.10 for same reason.
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solved by system restoring my pc! now using 13.1 and brightness adjustment works.
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I dont believe is the driver sweeper (driver fusion) that creates the problem because when I restored my system the brightness was working and then I uninstall the ati drivers 13.1 and used driver fusion and then installed them again and the brightness was working. -
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I had this once with the 13.4. To fix it, I set it to highest brightness and rebooted. Since then it's on highest brightness.
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I actually lowered it after installing 13.4 and could not anymore raise it. Then I decided to raise it to the max and rebooted and it was at max again. I actually never lower it and only did it this time because I wanted to test if the keyboard was still working after having received the laptop back from repair.
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Just saw that I maybe was unclear. When I lower/increase it, the Windows 8 and also ATK tool both show that they lower/increase while pressing the buttons, but it does not actually change the brightness. I then rebooted my Win8 and the brightness was at the last configured one (in my case maximum). -
The brightness stuck at the moment you install driver. So if you can adjust first than install. An alternative way is to do a rollback in device manager, change brightness than update driver in device manager.
It is a pita, but no sign amd going to fix it.
AT1 Drivers 13.4 Backlight Brightness Issue
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