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# AutoScreenSettings | ||
Change screen brightness and contrast at sunrise and sunset automatically. This might help you to sleep better, it does for me. | ||
Change screen brightness, contrast and RGB values at sunrise and sunset automatically. This might help you to sleep better. | ||
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## How to install | ||
If you want to run it at boot, place it in your boot folder, to open that folder press win + r and put `shell:startup`. If you want to run it manually you can, but it wont run on boot. | ||
## How to install/Update | ||
Just open latest jar file from releases, and it will ask to install/update app. It will be run at boot. If you want to uninstall you have to exit app through tray icon and remove %APPDATA%/AutoScreenSettings folder | ||
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## Settings | ||
To open settings, after opening the jar, a tray icon will be created. Right click it and press settings, and settings will open. | ||
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## Compatibility | ||
Only for windows devices and some displays don't allow changing these values from os, so these displays won't be supported. Also some displays don't allow to change all values and just allow changing brightness. For reference, I have two displays on my pc, both support brightness and just one supports contrast | ||
Only for windows devices and some displays don't allow changing these values from os, so these displays won't be supported. Also some displays don't allow to change all values and just allow changing brightness. For reference, I have two displays on my pc, both support brightness and just one supports contrast and RGB values | ||
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## Report bugs | ||
If you find a bug, probably a dialog with the error will be shown, if it is, screenshot it and post an issue. If it isn't shown, you'll have to open it through cmd and send that logs in an issue. If you can't or don't know how to do this you can just post and issue, but I might not be able to fix it | ||
If you find a bug, probably a dialog with the error will be shown, if it is, screenshot it and post an issue, else just post the issue and I'll try to fix it |