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i can't see display in image. i am boring, if you have ideal, help me pls.
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Did you check the list of keyboard shortcuts? Those are mission control...– Solar MikeCommented Sep 14, 2019 at 19:13
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i check again and i don't see it.– Doan Cong Anh LeCommented Sep 14, 2019 at 19:15
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Such shortcuts are bound to the F keys I think. If you want to adjust brightness. Go to display settings. Further, if you search "display" or "brightness" in the top right search bar, you will find all the relevant places to look for it. (ping me by @ankii)– ankiCommented Sep 14, 2019 at 19:19
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i try it but i don't see it... i think i need reinstall system -_-– Doan Cong Anh LeCommented Sep 14, 2019 at 19:31
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What computer and keyboard are you using?– NatsfanCommented Sep 14, 2019 at 20:06
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I assume you want to change the keyboard shortcut for display brightness to a different shortcut than the dedicated display brightness key on an Apple keyboard, or else you want to set a custom keyboard shortcut on a non-Apple keyboard for display brightness. That is not possible with the System Preferences in current versions of macOS.
You may use a keyboard re-mapping application such as the free Karabiner Elements. After installing it, open the application and select the "Simple Modifications" tab or the "Function keys" tab if you want to remap the function keys. Choose the key you want to use, then from the right drop-down menu, choose "display_brightness_decrement" (or increment) under the "Media controls" section.
Additional information is available in the documentation.
Alternatively you can use the commercial application BetterTouchTool, or other simialr keyboard-rempapping applications.
answered Sep 16, 2019 at 1:16
