any way to completely remove or reset color calibrations made on Windows 10? It overrides

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2015-12-26 22:33:12Post No. 15871
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Anonymous 2015-12-26 22:33:12 Post No. 15871 [Report]

any way to completely remove or reset color calibrations made on Windows 10? It overrides the default windows calibration whenever a game is running, which is pretty fucking annoying.

Anonymous 2015-12-26 22:54:42 Post No.15890
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>>15871
It's not supposed to.

You've not set "use Nvidia settings", have you?

Anonymous 2015-12-27 03:22:34 Post No.16231
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Anonymous 2015-12-27 03:22:34 Post No.16231 [Report]

>>15890
I don't have that since I'm on a laptop.
Maybe it's because of that fact that it does this shit. Damn.

Anonymous 2015-12-27 10:05:35 Post No.16533
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Anonymous 2015-12-27 10:05:35 Post No.16533 [Report]

>>15871
Press Win+P and choose "Duplicate", after it switches press Win+P again and choose "PC Screen only". Screen mirroring clears any display profile that is being used, if you can't select it for whatever reason, you'll have to just calibrate it again