In Settings > System > Power & battery, take a look at the Screen, sleep & hibernate timeouts. For battery power, set your screen to turn off after 15 minutes or so.

Having trouble with your laptop's display flickering while you're trying to use it? Here's a few steps that may help you out if you use Windows.

If your Windows 11 computer screen is shifted to the right or left, check your monitor settings. Use these solutions to fix this issue.

Adjusting the brightness on your laptop screen can help alleviate eye strain and tension headaches.

If your Windows laptop screen dims when it is unplugged from the power supply, check the adaptive brightness setting. These fixes will help you resolve the issue.

Extend your gaming laptop’s battery life by adjusting power settings, limiting background apps, using hybrid settings, and managing screen brightness.

If your gaming laptop screen feels too cramped, hook up an external monitor! Here's how to do it and what you need to know.

From the Desktop & Dock section of System Settings, you’re able to adjust the size and magnification levels, auto-hide the dock, and change its position on screen.