Brightness adjuster is missing,firmware 40.0.003

hi..friends....i have installed firmware 40.0.003 for my nokia 5230,...after updating there is missing one thing..i.e brightness adjuster...
If any one found any solution than reply...

bro i am having the same problem.... is it fixed on your phone??

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Sorry my poor english.
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