#My computer screen is too dark to see drivers
#My computer screen is too dark to see windows 10

It's not a big thing but I would advise you to uninstall BitDefender Free - Malwarebytes is good enough, besides keeping more than 2 antiviruses don't make you more secure but instead slows down the computer unnecessarily.Д«esides I have to point out one thing. Sorry, I can't help you further with your problem. I don't need to make any fixlist, congratulations, you are a very prudent computer user. Your computer is absolutely free of any malware, I didn't find even common misconfiguration users often do. Otherwise, all I can think of is that the graphics card is on its way out (which is odd because it's performing fine in every other regard) or there is a power supply issue to the card.

#My computer screen is too dark to see drivers

I'm contemplating a thorough removal of the drivers and a rollback to an earlier version to test that first. Also, no in game lagg, stuttering, colour or glitches in game or video playback. Temperature, performance and benchmark all seem fine. I've opened up the case and dusted carefully (wasn't too bad) and used GPU-Z, FRAPS, Heaven Benchmark and Novabench to test my card. I'd have to alt tab to Windows and the screen would gradually lighten. Today I was playing the original Witcher and occasionally the screen would darken appreciably. Also, the windows interface give a little flicker to black sometimes when I perform any operation. Then I noticed the colour/brightness change in game and also in Windows. It first started after my screen went dark during a game though the sound was still fine. There is also no adaptive colour/brightness so it's not that. The colours seem as if the levels have been adjusted to make things muddier, but none of the windows settings or monitor settings reflect this.

#My computer screen is too dark to see windows 10

I'm on windows 10 (fresh install), a custom build with an AMD Radeon R9 200 / HD 7900 Series GPU, updated to the latest drivers. I've also tried another two monitors, with the same effect. And yes, obviously, I've adjusted the monitor settings. My PC desktop monitor is darker than it should be. Well I can't find any realistic advice anywhere else, so you never know, there are some techies on here so.