If ieframe.dll is to blame for this issue, the good news is you can fix it by opening up an elevated CMD prompt and running a couple of SFC commands meant at repairing this file.Īfter investigating this issue, it’s clear that the two culprits go hand in hand. Corrupted ieframe.dll element – This dynamic link library file (ieframe.dll) is responsible for breaking a lot of things on Windows 11 including the ability to adjust the brightness.
If this scenario is applicable, you can probably fix it by using Device Manager to forcibly update the generic monitor driver to a dedicated equivalent. Improper Monitor driver – This typically occurs when the monitor driver is migrated over from an older Windows version.
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