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<font color="#3333ff">Where is the Power Manager on the Core 2 Duo?</font><br>
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Matthew W. wrote:
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type="cite">I've seen similar problems with screens, mostly on
laptops, that just decide to go dark or dim. Sleeping and then turning
up the brightness usually corrects it temporarily. You might check on
the Power Manager reset for your particular Mac to see if that helps.
The Power Manager stores video and other settings, and sometimes gets
corrupted. A reset should bring back normal functions unless there's
more wrong underneath.
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Matthew
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D Reger wrote:
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<blockquote type="cite">OOps! Under help I learned I should go to
System Preferences to Displays and there was a slider. YES! I now have
a bright screen. Now how on earth did one of my kitties walk across the
keys and change THAT!
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