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Please visit for that. Duplicate news content will be removed. FollowRelated Subreddits. I'm sure most of you have heard or read on the internet of the issue surrounding the Custom Color setting from the Nvidia Control Panel.I found an easy solution. I must add, though, that this solution only fixes (and keeps) your custom color settings while on the desktop but they get reset when running full-screen applications like games. For this, you can switch to borderless window and the desktop color configuration will kick in.Alright, here it is.
Press Start and type Color Management. Storage bin 7 drawer contigo. A new window will open up which has your monitors listed on the top.
Brightness Control On Laptop
Choose the monitor you will be using for calibration. Under the monitor list, UNTICK the 'Use my settings for this device'. Also REMOVE any profiles listed under 'Profiles Associated with this device'. Next, Switch to the 'Advanced' Tab. At the bottom of the Tab, click 'Change System Defaults.'
. A new window pops up similar to the previous one.
Again, REMOVE any color profiles listed as done in previous step and then click the 'Advanced' Tab. Now, this is the most important step. UNTICK the 'Use Windows Display Calibration' and click close on both the similar looking windows.
Once all that is done step by step, you can go ahead change your color calibration under Nvidia Control Panel like you normally would and hit Apply. Once your custom setting is applied, this will stick no matter what and only be controlled by the Nvidia Control Panel as opposed to WindowsTry resetting your PC and see that this setting will work every time you log on. ProfitEdit: spellings. For your encoded videos on your PC, i suggest you play around with the 'Video' section of the NVCP. Do note that this won't affect Youtube.Go to the 'Adjust video color settings' near the bottom. To your right, you can select how to make color adjustments and you should choose 'with Nvidia Settings'. Play around with those to your liking.
Nvidia Brightness Control Windows 10 Not Working
I'd go under 'Advanced' tab and select FULL DYNAMIC range but YMMV depending on your monitor. Maybe Limited might be better for you since FULL can lead to crushed blacks if your display can't handle that extended range.