After update to Windows 8.1 brightness isn't working (changing)

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you guessed it right, the problem is with the drivers,

I had an Acer Aspire P3-171 with Windows 8.1 64-bit. For me the problem was with the Intel VGA 10.x driver. I dig all the drivers of 10.x , nothing worked but 9.x , 9.17.10.2932 worked for me

Try finding 9.x version of your Intel VGA driver, un-install the currently installed drivers,

or you can navigate Control Panel > Device Manager > Display Adapters > Intel HD Graphics 4000 > Driver > Update Driver > Browse my computer and there you will see a list of drivers, try switching in between and see if anything works for you

here is the link which gives many solutions o this famous problem in detail

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Updated on September 18, 2022

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  • Bibo
    Bibo over 1 year

    I just updated my Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 by Windows Store and I have some problems. My notebook is an Acer Aspire Timelinex 3820TG and I know it's little old for Windows 8 but I installed it anyway and the laptop works fine (I updated my HDD to SSD). Now I just updated Windows and I have problem with changing brightness on my dedicated graphic card (Ati HD 5650). First I can changing brightness with fn + keys but It just changing level in OS without any actual change in brightness. I tried reinstalling drivers, then installed drivers for my card from Acer that were compatible with Windows 7 and there is. When I switched to my integrated card changing brightness works. I think the problem is with drivers but I don't know how to get it working.

    Bonus question: I have another problem (but this one is not so important). Does anyone knows what msietxghh.exe is doing? Everytime when my system runs (after update) I get message that this program stops working but I just cancel and looks everything works fine.

  • Thalys
    Thalys over 10 years
    You might want to make it clearer in the answer itself that its your personal blog. In addition, its not loading for me. I'd also note the OP is using an ATI card, so your solution may not be valid