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Windows 10 Tip: Lower the blue light emitted from your PC with Night light

Written By published May 8, 2017

Did you know that with the Windows 10 Creators Update, you can now lower the amount of blue light emitted from your PC at night with Night light?



By reducing the blue light emitted by your screen, the Night light feature helps you sleep better. With Night light, when you’re working late, your brain is better ready to power down for a good night’s sleep. Smartphone users love this feature and now, it’s coming to Windows 10 with the Creators Update.

Here’s how to get started with Night light:

To get started with Night light, go to Settings (or Windows key + I), click on System, and, under Display, click to turn Night light on or off.

Go to Settings (or Windows key + I), click on System, and, under Display, click to turn Night light on or off. You can also customize the color temperature or schedule by clicking “Night light settings.”

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