Adjusting Brightness

Sep 13, 2009

Well i've read couple of threads about adjusting LCD brightness in windows vista. I've a vista retail CD so before instaling it, i have a question.

My laptop is TOshiba Portege M700 (nothing to do with my question but anyways)I've problems adjusting the brightness. I've tried couple of things but nothing so i came to a decision of installing windows vista.

I also have a sticker next to my touch pad saying Windows Vista certified something. So i wa wondering if i install it, will i be able to adjust my LCD brightness through a program in vista?

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