How to Disable Automatic Adjust Brightness on Your Mac Running macOS 13 Ventura

As a Mac user, you're probably always looking for ways to optimize your device's performance and functionality. We'll keep sharing handy guides to help you get the most out of macOS 13 Ventura. In this tutorial, we'll show you how to disable automatic adjust brightness on your Mac running Ventura.

Disabling automatic adjust brightness can be a bit tricky, but don't worry, it's easy once you know where to look. Here's what you need to do:

Step 4: Go to the Display tab and click on Brightness Settings. You'll see a slider that allows you to adjust the brightness level of your Mac. Simply drag the slider according to your needs to dim or increase the brightness.

Thanks to the overhauled design in Ventura, some settings have changed, including the ability to enable faster user switching, erase all content and settings, and show battery percentage. Disabling automatic adjust brightness is one such setting that has been revamped.

To disable auto brightness on your Mac running Ventura, do one of the following:

* On older MacBooks, press the increase brightness key or the decrease brightness key on your keyboard.

* On newer MacBooks with Touch ID, go to System Preferences > Display and uncheck the option 'Automatically adjust brightness'.

After unchecking this option, the light intensity of your Mac's display will no longer change automatically. You'll need to manually adjust the brightness level using the slider in Brightness Settings.

Later, if you ever happen to change your mind and want to re-enable automatic adjust brightness, simply return to this setting and turn on the switch for the 'automatically adjust brightness' option.

By disabling auto brightness, you won't have to deal with the unexpected brightness level of your macOS device. Going forward, macOS will no longer automatically fine-tune the brightness of your Mac.

That's it! With these simple steps, you can disable automatic adjust brightness on your Mac running Ventura and enjoy greater control over your device's display settings. Stay tuned in with us for more handy Mac tips and tricks.