Dimmed lighting when remote playing.

[LaudableHalo]

Good afternoon, I have some weird issue going on when I remote play from my desktop to a laptop. Every time I start a session to play Dwarf fortress or Bannerlord, my game dims down on my desktop while my laptop looks fine. If I were to remote in from my laptop to my desktop, it's fine with no lighting issues. This used to work fine for me, so I have no idea what changed.

I have an Orion TV for display on my desktop, I have a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 graphics card as well. For the Laptop, I have a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 1650

I have tried reinstalling drivers with latest updates. I've also checked for settings in the Geforce control pannel, but I am not finding anythere that I would think would mess with the brightness. I may be missing something here, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

[Fearagen]

Definitely a weird one for sure but could be tracked down fairly easily perhaps.

1. Check Power Settings:

Make sure your desktop's power settings are not set to dim the display or change any visual settings when running on battery. Check both plugged in and on-battery settings.

2. Orion TV Settings:

Check the settings on your Orion TV. There might be a feature that automatically adjusts brightness or contrast. Ensure there are no eco or power-saving modes enabled.

3. NVIDIA Control Panel:

In the NVIDIA Control Panel, go to "Adjust desktop color settings" and make sure that the settings are consistent between your desktop and laptop. Pay attention to gamma, brightness, and contrast settings.

4. Game Settings:

Check the in-game settings for Dwarf Fortress and Bannerlord. Sometimes games have their own display settings that can override system settings.

5. Windows Display Settings:

Go to your desktop's display settings and ensure that the brightness is set to your preference. Also, check if there are any adaptive brightness settings that might be affecting your experience.

6. Windows Night Light:

Check if Windows Night Light is enabled on your desktop. This can cause a dimming effect. Disable it temporarily to see if it resolves the issue.

7. Driver Rollback:

If the issue started after a specific driver update, consider rolling back to a previous version and see if that resolves the problem.