How to set up a laptop monitor

A properly configured monitor is a competently organized work on it. And this is a safe image, and good performance, and beautiful well-being. We will look at the easiest option to set up a laptop screen, which includes frequency adjustment, brightness and contrast.

Let's start with the screen update frequency settings. To do this, it is necessary on the same working screen via the right button of the manipulator (mouse or touchpad) to enter the "Properties" section. In it, open "Parameters" and "Advanced", where we are looking for the phrase "Screen Update Frequency". In the list that appears, the values \u200b\u200bof this parameter will be presented, from which the maximum should be selected. Note: The frequency below 70 Hz causes frequent flickering of the image and is therefore harmful to our eyes.

Brightness is an indicator that responds to the load on our eyes. To adjust it on the keyboard of your device, there must be a functional button with the image of the Sun. This is usually the keys F5 and F6. They can additionally have the icons for reducing this parameter (arrogant down or a small sun) and zoom (the arrow up or the sun is more). With these buttons and adjust the most convenient brightness for your eyes, clamping the Fn key in one finger, and the other is F5 and F6.

Another way to adjust the brightness on the laptop is through the "Power Supply" item, where (below) there is a slider. With it, you can find the balance you need. The "Power Supplies" item itself can be accessed through the control panel, the "Equipment and Sound" section.

Individual settings relative to the contrast laptops usually do not have. But in the Windows 7 operating system there is a "master", which can be adjusted simultaneously and brightness, and contrast. To exit it, you need to find the section "Screen" section through the control panel, select the "Calibration" item and simply follow the written prompts.

In the same menu, you can adjust the screen resolution, and the font size by selecting the appropriate subparagraphs.

Repeat - these are the simplest ways to adjust your device's monitor for comfortable work on it. There are many more special programs and calibrations that are more often used by people earning on their monitors (professional photographers, designers, etc.).