The way most of the dimming tweak works is create an overlay instead of native signal dimming. While this tweak works as it intended there are quite a few drawbacks when you use a software based solution to adjust your monitors’ brightness. In my case both external monitor receives the same amount of adjustment. PangoBright or Pangolin Screen Brightness is the utility that works for multi-monitor. It only dims the brightness on your primary monitor. While those two tweaks do the job, they do not support multi-monitors. A quick Google search would probably yield you some results like dimmer and DimScreen. In this post, we will explore the pros and cons on couple tweaks that allow a PC user to adjust their external monitor’s brightness via software. Most of the PC out there usually do not have any direct keyboard shortcut or any organic way to control external monitor brightness. Unlike some of the external Apple monitor any Mac connects to will have the brightness controls via their keyboard. While we are on this subject of using your computers at night to protect your eyes, there are also software tweaks you can install that would adjust your external monitors’ brightness without physically adjusting each monitor’s setting. It was really a software tweak that affects all visible area of the screen. The way Microsoft rolled out this feature works on pretty much any monitors out there, regardless the brand, size, and the type of the display. One of the new features in Windows 10 Creators Update allows the screen to emit less blue light.
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