Simple Screen Brightness Adjuster0.0.0.2

Changing your computer's screen brightness levels directly within Windows and without having to manually tweak it using your the monitor's physical controls might seem a bit nonintuitive, especially considering the multiple changes present in the latest editions of Windows 10.Even though a simple search on the Internet will reveal countless methods of changing your computer screen's brightness, you won't be frowned upon for wanting an even simpler solution.

Easy-to-use and visually-non-impressive utility

Even though it's not exactly the most modern app out there, Simple Screen Brightness Adjuster might just be that straightforward solution you have been looking for.In short, this tiny app allows you to change the brightness levels for all your connected monitors using an intuitive slider within a barebones user interface.

Effortlessly adjust the brightness, as well as save and load profiles in an instant

There are a couple of other advantages that this app offers. For starters, it allows you to individually adjust the brightness of each one of the detected displays. In addition, you can also save and load brightness profiles - quite handy when it comes to creating profiles for various tasks and different environments.Furthermore, it does not require installation. However, you still need to make sure that .NET Framework 4.0 or later is present, especially if you're running older version of Windows.

Probably the simplest way to tweak the brightness levels on your computer

Taking everything into account, Simple Screen Brightness Adjuster is pretty much a useful application, as it provides you with one of the most straightforward ways of adjusting your computer's screen brightness.It's true that it looks terribly outdated by today's standards, but all in all, it gets the job done without fuss. However, we will point out that the app some problems tweaking the brightness levels on our secondary display, but that probably has to do more with our HDMI/VGA setup rather than the app itself.