The answer to my problem, thanks to some photographers and no thanks to Microsoft is as follows.ġ. Microsoft, despite amazing improvements in Win7, still just don't get it. I swear this is my LAST windows purchase. I can't believe I fell for the hype and bought a new Windows system. How can you expect them to if Microsoft don't?). Person here, not one correct answer to similar questions dotted all over the web, no after sales support service for any period after buying a new MS operating system (it's supposed to be offered by the OEM but of course none of them know this sort of thing, They might have finally got the mechanics in place, but still can't explain it or make it possible for mortals to use it, and certainly not the fact that they create these monsters and offer no support whatsover, none.
Install icc profile windows 8 windows 7#
None of this reflects well on Microsoft not the design of current Windows 7 CM interface, not the fact that after years of complaints and messing around with Color Management No thanks in any way to anyone from Microsoft. I am stymied until I can sort this out, so would be very grateful for any help. Samsung (on left) is number 1 in Color Mgmt, but number 2 in the Nvidia Control Panel and Windows "Screen Resolution" box. It may be a clue that the Color Management dialog box does not manage to identify my displays other than as 'generic PnP Monitor - NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GT" whereas the NVIDIA Control Panel and Windows "Screen Resolution" box both manage to identify the displaysĬorrectly and use their proper name i,e, Eizo L768 and Samsung SyncMaster.Īlso, "Identify display" in the CM dialog box works exactly opposite to how it works in the other two boxes i.e. I don't even know from the instructions WHEN the actual application of that profile is supposed to happen, but assume it is when you click on "Set as Default Profile" I can set any bizarre profile as default, and nothing happens. Then IĬlick on the correct profile in that box and click "Set as Default Profile".
Now in Win7 I follow the fairly confusing instructions, go to Color Management / Devices / select one of the displays / click "use my settings for this device"/ add a profile to the "Profiles associated with this device" box using the "Add" button. Under XP I had no trouble 'applying' or 'associating' or 'using' these profiles using the MS Color Applet, and both monitors wouldĬhange appearance during boot to a fully calibrated and profiled state. I have icc profiles for both my monitors. I have just upgraded to new clean computer with Windows7 from my old XP machine.
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