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Old 08-24-2025, 06:07 PM   #1
dez
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Default Auto-dimming screen issue on mac

This started happening in the last several weeks.

- I usually set the screen to maximum brightness
- Though it's still dimmer than I'd like, if at maximum, it is very usable
- Recently, the screen will auto-dim itself to an unusable brightness
- If I slide around the DisplayLink Manager brightness slider, it'll brighten up the screen while sliding it around, but then it'll auto-dim as soon I stop using the slider
- I downloaded the most recent Mac app (Release: 13.0 | Jul 29, 2025) which I believe updates all the drivers as well?
- It seems to auto-dim depending on what's on screen. If it has a lot of dark areas, it dims, if it has a lot of bright areas, it brightens up
- Im using this as part of the Xebec Snap system: https://www.thexebec.com/pages/snap-story

Ultimately, I don't want it to auto-dim. I just want it to stay at maximum brightness all the time.
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Old 08-25-2025, 09:39 AM   #2
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Hi dez,

It's quite unlikely DLM App to change brightness of your screen automatically. However, could you test version DLM App 1.11 which doesn't offer brightness & contrast control at all?
To test, please uninstall DLM App 13 first and then install DLM 1.11 from this link:
https://www.synaptics.com/products/d...1?filetype=exe

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