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‎07-19-2019 03:05 PM

HP Recommended
Product: HP EliteBook 840
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

I hit FN+P on accident, it caused my screen to dim, and after adjusting brightness, I have a terrible glare/halo that will not go away.  

 

What does the FN+P command even do?

How do I reverse it?

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‎07-19-2019 03:16 PM

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@Peroleum 

 

The following table/list is for Windows 10

 

   https://support.microsoft.com/en-au/help/13805

 

But it does not list Fn+P.

 

For your machineFn+P is to maximizes privacy (sets screen to darkest) under  HP Sure View. Please use fn+f2 to turn it off the privacy screen.

 

Regards.

BH
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