#Cannot adjust brightness windows 10 drivers

X1 Yoga 1st Gen (Type 20FQ, 20FR) Laptop (ThinkPad) - Type 20FQ.

You're website registers it as the following device:

My laptop is a Lenovo Yoga X1 1st Generation (Model FQ) with 2560x1440 OLED display. I might have tried more of the 'quick' fixes, but I cannot recall anything else at the moment.ДЄfter no success, I decided to reinstall Windows again in hope of it possibly fixing the issue it did not.Trying to change some brightness settings under Power Options -> Change plan settings -> Change advanced power settings -> Display -> and changing values here (although the 'Display brightness', 'Dimmed display brightness' and 'Enable adaptive brightness' options are not listed for me, as they are in this link.I've also tried some X1 Extreme patch thread with an OLED screen without success.Found this link, which pertains to my Laptop, but the links the user 'someotherguy' sent are now outdated, and I can't find this patch anywhere else (by searching for n1cdt35w).This is about a x1 yoga non-oled (so it doesn't match my computer, but I tried it anyways).Patches you've linked in older similar threads.

#Cannot adjust brightness windows 10 drivers

Clicking 'Update driver' -> 'Browse my computer for drivers' -> 'Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer' -> Trying any of the listed ones (including Microsoft Basic Display Adapter).

Clicking 'Update driver' -> 'Browse my computer for drivers' -> Select a downloaded driver I found on Intel's website (the correct one).Letting Windows automatically search for the display driver updates.I've tried troubleshooting this myself, and a lot of solutions mention updating the display driver automatically or manually. I can move the sliders, but nothing happens with the brightness. This includes the hotkeys (F5/F6), the sliders in the notification menu, the slider in the settings, etc. I cannot adjust my brightness settings after re-installing Windows 10.