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‎08-26-2022 11:57 PM - last edited on ‎08-27-2022 05:16 AM by Retired

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Product: HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop - 16-a0075cl
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I had to choose the category of Desktop Display because Laptop Display was not an option.

 

This problem is on my HP Pavilion Gaming laptop with Windows 10.

 

I am not asking how to make the display brighter.

I am also not asking how to adjust the contrast between colors.

I need to know how to make a change so the text in ALL programs will be darker, i.e., like when I bold text in Word or Outlook.

 

I do not want to set High Contrast, because it makes most things Black.  Printing a screen shot would use an enormous amount of ink.  I usually paste into Word to print them.

 

Examples needing to be “bolded” text:  Windows Settings, Firefox with some web pages, Windows Explorer.

 

I should mention that I have some trouble seeing in the dark now, as of a few years ago.

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