To disable Dynamic Lighting for compatible devices in Windows 10, you need to access the specific settings page within Windows Settings where these controls are located. While the provided reference outlines the path to these settings, the process involves navigating there and then using the options available on that page to manage or turn off the lighting effects.
Dynamic Lighting allows Windows to control the lighting on compatible devices like keyboards, mice, and other peripherals, often synchronizing effects or responding to system events. If you prefer to manage lighting through the device manufacturer's software or simply turn it off, you can do so via the Windows Settings as described.
Steps to Access Dynamic Lighting Settings
Based on the reference, the controls for Dynamic Lighting are found within the Personalization section of Windows Settings. Follow these steps to reach the relevant page:
- Open Settings: Click the Start button (the Windows logo) on your taskbar.
- Navigate to Settings: Select Settings from the Start menu (it looks like a gear icon).
- Go to Personalization: In the Settings window, click on Personalization.
- Find Dynamic Lighting: On the left-hand side menu within Personalization, look for and select Dynamic Lighting.
Here is a simple outline of the navigation path:
- Start button
- Settings
- Personalization
- Dynamic Lighting
Once you are on the Dynamic Lighting settings page, you will find controls for your compatible devices.
Disabling Lighting via Settings
The reference states that on the Dynamic Lighting page, "you can control them both individually or as a group". While the reference doesn't detail the exact layout of the page or specific toggle switches, disabling the lighting will involve using the options presented there.
Typically, this page will list your compatible devices. You should be able to:
- See a list of connected Dynamic Lighting-compatible devices.
- Access controls for individual devices.
- Potentially find an option to turn off Dynamic Lighting for all devices or specific ones.
To disable dynamic lighting: Look for toggle switches or options within the Dynamic Lighting settings page that allow you to turn off the lighting effects for your connected devices. This might be a global setting or individual controls for each device listed.
By navigating to this specific page in Windows Settings, you gain access to the controls necessary to manage or disable the Dynamic Lighting feature for your compatible hardware.
