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Also click on Restore Defaults (top right) to get the monitor display working according to manufacturer's settings and make small adjustments from there.
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Also click on Restore Defaults (top right) to get the monitor display working according to manufacturer's settings and make small adjustments from there.

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I think that the Brightness should be adjusted to 0.<br />
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As <i>John Hurst</i> says, <i>click on Restore Defaults (top right) to get the monitor display working according to manufacturer's settings...</i>
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I think that the Brightness should be adjusted to 0.

As John Hurst says, click on Restore Defaults (top right) to get the monitor display working according to manufacturer's settings...

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Try connecting it to an external monitor to check that the graphics card / driver is not the issue.<br />
Update to the latest drivers from the makers site.
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Try connecting it to an external monitor to check that the graphics card / driver is not the issue.
Update to the latest drivers from the makers site.

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Hi,<br />
Using Windows 10. My monitor colors are way off!<br />
<br />
I navigate to the nVidia Control panel. <br />
<br />
I adjust the Digital vibrance at the bottom. By default it is set to 50%, when I move the slider the color corrects itself instantly. I then moved it back to 50% and don't save it. The color looks as it should be then.<br />
<br />
Any thoughts on why this is happening?<br />
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2015-11-13_5-58-52.png

Hi,
Using Windows 10. My monitor colors are way off!

I navigate to the nVidia Control panel. 

I adjust the Digital vibrance at the bottom. By default it is set to 50%, when I move the slider the color corrects itself instantly. I then moved it back to 50% and don't save it. The color looks as it should be then.

Any thoughts on why this is happening?

Monitor Colors Off

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