Hp omni 120-1132 desktop pc series monitor brightness

How do I adjust the brightness of the monitor? It's like the sun is in my room. I've googled it and all I've found is some reference to a slider bar in power settings and I don't have that. I'm running Windows 7.
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Hi MissJulie,
I understand you are having issues with the brightness on you HP Omni 120-1132 desktop. The brightness button would depend on what your display settings are set to on the laptop. If you have the PC on automatic brightness this would automatically make changes and f2 and f3 would be over ridden. Here is a Microsoft document that would show you how.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/getting-best-display-monitor#getting-best-display-monitor...
Let me know how this goes.
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