

On the Color Management screen that opens, go to the Advanced tab. In the window that opens, go to the Color Management tab. Select the Display tab, scroll down, and click display adapter properties. Open the Settings app and go to the System group of settings. Reset everything to its default value, and restart your system for good measure. Don’t try to manually fix the saturation or gamma. In the settings window, go to the Display section and look for an option to reset everything to default. Your on-board graphics card might be an Nvidia card and if it is, you need to access the Nvidia control panel. Right-click anywhere and select ‘Intel Graphics Settings’. You should be able to access it from the context menu on the desktop. If you have a dedicated GPU, you will need to look for the graphics control for the on-board graphics card. Graphics Card Control PanelĬheck your graphics card control panel. There are two ways to fix this problem and any one, or both could work. Some will have a gamma control, some will have a hue/saturation control, and some might have both. Both gamma and saturation are color controls that displays have. Increasing or decreasing the brightness to balance it doesn’t fix the colors. The dark or bright screen problem looks like it’s a very bright or very dark screen but it isn’t. Users who have a built-in display or an external display are unable to fix the problem by changing the brightness via the built-in screen brightness tools. This has nothing to do with the screen’s own brightness. Some users are also seeing a dark or bright screen after the update. It seems a distorted display wasn’t the only screen issue to surface after the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update. The colors looked as though a high contrast theme had been applied. Users who upgraded to the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update began to see some serious color distortion on their screens.
