Adjusting the display contrast settings on a Windows computer is essential for enhancing readability and reducing eye strain. While "Contraste" may not directly refer to a specific Windows feature, adjusting contrast is a common task for improving accessibility and visual comfort. Windows provides several ways to adjust display contrast, including through the Ease of Access settings and using high contrast themes.

Examples:

1. Adjusting Contrast via Ease of Access Settings:

   • Open the Start menu and type "Ease of Access" into the search bar.
   • Select "Ease of Access display settings" from the results.
   • In the Ease of Access settings window, navigate to the "High contrast" section.
   • Toggle the "Turn on high contrast" switch to enable high contrast mode.
   • You can choose from different high contrast themes using the drop-down menu. Select the one that suits your needs.
   • Click "Apply" to save the changes.

2. Using High Contrast Themes:

   • Right-click on the desktop and select "Personalize."
   • In the Personalization window, click on "Themes" in the left sidebar.
   • Scroll down and click on "High contrast settings."
   • Choose a high contrast theme from the list and click "Apply."

3. Adjusting Contrast via Command Prompt:

   While there isn't a direct command to adjust contrast via CMD, you can automate the process of switching to a high contrast theme using a script:

   @echo off
   rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL desk.cpl,,3
   timeout /t 2
   control /name Microsoft.EaseOfAccessCenter /page pageHighContrast

   • Save the above script as a .bat file and execute it to open the high contrast settings.