Changing a colors value?

Using the color picker, how do you change the value of a color? Is it simply going left or right?
Thanks

Okay I think I fixed it.
Here is what I did:
1. Press Win+R key combo
2. Type and run: services.msc
3. Find “Sensor Monitoring Service”
4. Right click and select properties
5. Select “disable” under “startup type”
6. Finally reboot your computer.
Source: http://www.alltechtalk.net/2012/09/18/fix-permanently-disable-windows-8s-adaptive-brightness/

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