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    help with my color and gamma adjustment on 6000 inspiron

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by spiders13, Feb 25, 2006.

  1. spiders13

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    Can anyone tell me how to adjust this? I just got my 6000 and the display is kind of dull. the dell guy was clueless. any help would be appreciated!!
     
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    what kind of help are you lookin for ?
     
    drumfu, Feb 25, 2006
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    I do not know how to change it. The guy at Dell told me I could do it with the adjustments on the side of the lap top. There are not any things on the side to adjust it. the screen is very dull and I want to brighten it up so it is easier to see.
    Thanks
     
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    have you tried Fn+up arrow/down arrow?
     
    drumfu, Feb 25, 2006
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    you are a genius!!! thanks for your help
     
    spiders13, Feb 25, 2006
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    haha, not a genius. make sure to check out the Dell Quickset utility (if you desire to use it) where you can create profiles regarding LCD brightness and other power saving features.
     
    drumfu, Feb 25, 2006
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