HP Envy screen brightness .. stuck

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Published on 2010-07-23T15:06:41Z Indexed on 2012/03/27 5:32 UTC
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once in a while, the screen brightness stops responding to any reason, and stays on full brightness..

for those of you that have HP Envy, you know what this means... battery suicide.

the FN+* controls don't work. i also tried going in to power settings and adjusting all modes brightness to low wend of spectrum, after saving, it has no effect..

i suppose i could try rebooting as i always just put my laptop to sleep :/

anyone came across this ?

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