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‎05-15-2019 06:35 AM - edited ‎05-20-2019 01:54 AM

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Product: 6BP40EA#ABB
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

Hi all. Today i recieved 5 HP 250 G7 (6BP40EA#ABB)   and after installing Windows 10 i noticed that the screen brightnes is set to minimum.  I can move the brightness slider via F2 and F3 but there are no change.  I cant increase backlight at all. Even in BIOS and inital start screen (HP Logo)  it is set to minimum.  All 5 laptops have this problem.   On pics below there  is mi acer and a new dimmed HP.   

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‎05-20-2019 01:48 AM - edited ‎05-20-2019 01:57 AM

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Solved!!!
Windows 10  installs wrong display driver.  You must download display driver from HP`s site - sp93403.exe - kabby lake Windows 10 driver V1809

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‎05-20-2019 01:48 AM - edited ‎05-20-2019 01:57 AM

HP Recommended

Solved!!!
Windows 10  installs wrong display driver.  You must download display driver from HP`s site - sp93403.exe - kabby lake Windows 10 driver V1809

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