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So can the privacy screen be disabled in the BIOS, if yes, how?
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Hardware: HP EliteBook x 360 830 G6<br />
Issue: It is hard to see the display even when the privacy screen is off<br />
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see <a href="https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Extremely-Narrow-Viewing-Angle/td-p/7005999" rel="ugc">https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Extremely-Narrow-Viewing-Angle/td-p/7005999</a>&nbsp;for more info<br />
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OS: Windows 10 version 1903
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Hardware: HP EliteBook x 360 830 G6
Issue: It is hard to see the display even when the privacy screen is off

see https://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Notebook-Video-Display-and-Touch/Extremely-Narrow-Viewing-Angle/td-p/7005999 for more info

OS: Windows 10 version 1903


So can the privacy screen be disabled in the BIOS, if yes, how?

It is hard to see the display even when the privacy screen is off

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