I was running into the same problem when I upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. After searching through the settings, I found a solution that appears to resolve this issue.
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To fix this problem:
- Go To - Settings>System>Display
- Turn Off 'Adjust My Screen Brightness Automatically' Setting
I hope this helps. If anyone is having problems with Windows 10 bootcamp, I would strongly recommend installing the most up-to-date bootcamp drivers. I lost my F-key functionality after the upgrade, and reinstalling the updated drivers resolved that issue.
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To fix this problem:
- Go To - Settings>System>Display
- Turn Off 'Adjust My Screen Brightness Automatically' Setting
I hope this helps. If anyone is having problems with Windows 10 bootcamp, I would strongly recommend installing the most up-to-date bootcamp drivers. I lost my F-key functionality after the upgrade, and reinstalling the updated drivers resolved that issue.
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The following link explains the process to reinstall updated bootcamp drivers:
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Aug 15, 2015 5:04 PM
