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5 Windows display tricks to help you focus

When you’re trying to focus on a specific task, the right display settings can make a big difference. Dimming or disabling secondary monitors, cutting down on harsh screen lighting, or even eliminating color altogether can help draw your eyes to the job at hand and reduce eyestrain.

With the right tools, Windows can make managing these display settings practically effortless. Here are five screen manipulation tools and tricks to help you concentrate:

1. AUTOMATIC DARK MODE

With the , Microsoft added a “light” mode , rendering the taskbar, Start menu, and certain app menus in a bright shade

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